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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-20
~ pSOEsAgE.- mani;o,yoc County
s'HsIrI

In the matter of the guardianship of the minor
heirs of Heinrich Pope. deceased
Notice II hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license made in said mat
ter on the 10Th day Of Nov 1871. by the County
Court OF SAID county. the undersigned guardian Of
laid minor children of said deceased Will on
Monday the 3lst day of Decemb r. 1877 at ten
clock a. m. OF that day. at the Office the COun-
Y Judge in the city OF Manitowoc in said county
offer for sale at public vendue all interest Of
SAID minors in and TO the following descrfb-
ca real estate. to-wit: 4 certain strip. piece
or belt OF land through the whole thereof. extend
ln@ from the south 10 the north side across The.
southwest one quarter Of section number ten lO
In township number seventeen 40 nurth of rEngt
numhrr tWcny-three OBJ east. situate living and
beng in Manitowoc coun5y, Wisconsin being
the same strip, piece o. belt Of land n0yy
used and occupied by the Milwaukee Lake shore
and Western Railway Company for read bed and
right OF way.
OF deed.
Dated Manitowoc, Wis. this 26h dav of Nov.
I''t. '-}w HEINRICH GRIPPE.
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In the matter CT the estate OF Hannah Norman.
deceased.
On reading and sling the petition of Ernst
Eherhardt, of Centreyille representing among 9TH
or things that Hannah Herman late Of CentrcyilIc
on or about tho 19t day OF June. 4. d. 1875. At
CentreyIlc, died iutcstate leaving goods chartaIS
and estate within this state Of Wisconsin. and that
the said petitioner is brorhcrin-law Of said de
ceased, and praying that administration of said
estate be to him granted il is ordered that the said
petition he heard before the Judge OF this Court.
on 5lst day of december. a. D. 1871 at 10 O'CLOCK,
a. m. at my Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 70
the heirs Of sand deceased and to all persons inter
ested by publishing copy Of this order for four
weeks prior to said day OF hearing, in the Mani
towoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper published at
MGUitCWoC in said Countv
Dated at MauitOwOc the "a dav of Dec A D.
1871. .-iw. 7. G OLMSTED, County Judge.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN pEs0HAEE2, UnnItowoc County

In The matter of the sale Of the real estate Of
john Mohr, deceased. ~
NoiIce Is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance Of IN order Of license made in zajd ,.
ter on The Sd day of December A. u. fS11 ~ the
county Court o! said county the under,i,1II Il
IhomaS Moltr, administrator of The estate of the
sad John Mohr, deceased. viii on Monday he
tn day of January, ISIS at ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF SAID day at the Office OF the Counry
Judge IN the city of Manitowoc in said cornf,.
oder Tor sale at public y,ndUe. the following de-
scribed lana towit One house ana lot descrihaJ
a. Lot I'VE o. block three hundred and tNcuty.slx
(32bl city Of Mauitowoc. WIS
., Terms Of sale made known at the time and place
Date at Manitowoc, the Sd day ofdcccmber. 1877.
CIV. THOMAS MOTIR
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In the matter of the estate of Genie Law!ev. de.
ceased. "
o all whom il may concern Letters Of nd
ministratIen on said estate OF Genie Iawiey lat
4l hpSsuth sand county, having 0een issupa Ia
A. y. l>,N, aud four months from and after said
day being allowed and limited for creditors 10
ance: Notice il hereby given that the Undrr.frgr,-
ed will on the second Monday in each month uGyf
ensuing to-wit: December, January February
ana March at the probate Office in the CITY of
Manlt"Woc in said county. receive. examine. and
adJgst all claims, and demands of all persons
against deceased.
1-iW. T, G.. OIMSTFD. Comfy Ju1ra
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-17
THE RELIGIOUS CARD-PLAYER.

i A private soldier by the name o
Richard Lee was taken before the
magistrate of Glasgow, Scotland
for playing cards during divine ser.
vices. The account of it is given
in an English journal: a srrgean,
commanded the soldiers at the
church, and when the parson had
read the prayers, he took the text.
Those who had bibles took them
out; but this soldier had neither
bible nor common prayer-book
and pulling out pack of cards he
spread them before him. He first
looked a. one card and then ano,h-
err. The sergeant of the company
saw him and said:
Richard, put up the cards, this
is no place for them.
Never mind that, said Richard.
When the services were over the
constab g took Richard prisoner,
and brought him before the mayor
Well, said the mayor, what have
you brought the soldier here for?
For playing cards in the church.
Well, soldier, what have you to
say for yourself?
Much. sir, l hope.
Very good; if not, I will punish
you severely.
I have been, said tho soldier,
abont six weeks on the march /
have neither bible nor: common
prayer-book. l. have nothing but,
pack Of cards, and / hope to sat-
5isly your worship of the purity OF
my intention. Then spreading the
cards before the mayor, he began
with the ace: When l see the ace
it reminds me that there is but one
God. When | sec the deuce, it re-
minds me of the Father and Son.
w hen I see the trey, it reminds
me of the Father, Son and Holy
Ghost. When l see the lonr, It re-
minds me of the four Evargelis,s
that Observation-Disclosures, Mark,
Luke and John. When. I see the
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-17
SOLD AS "PURE LIQUOR"
New York Tribune.7

}. Consumers as we'll as retail
dealers in liquors will be in.
terested in the following par
ticulars relative to the adulter
alton of liquors Of every kline
by the wholesale i'm porters O.
this city. From the facts Civ.
en- it will he seer:
|. That fully ene-half the
imported" liquors sold here
are of American manufacture.
! II. That not only the brands
bue-the stamped corks Of fa-
nous foreign houses are large
ly initiated in this country by
importers of the best credit
and standing.
Ill That importers res ular-
ly adulterate their imported
liquors and sell them to the
retailers as pure bonded H.
quors.
". That the retailers then
adulterate them n second time,
and sell them thus doubly pois
oned across the bar to deluded
customers.
V, That in this imposition
on the retailer. the imDOrter
has the aid of the keepers of
the Government bonded ware
houses
The ability Of purchasers to
judge of the quality Of samples
is artfully ascer1ained before
sales are effected, and the
adultcration is made accord
ingly. In nine cases out Of
ten the buyer is incompetent
to judge, and even when the
cask delivered is far below The
grade Of the sample selected,
the buyer is content to trust
the marks Of the bonded ware
houses as full guarantee that
he has received the article
which he purcha, ed:
:: On" ;ryestiga.;@1: e. .,x this !
system of swirdling, so IG 1@S
east as the Government bond
I'd warehouses is concerned.
las been made, and facts have
,een obtained involving many
If the largest importing houses
n the liquor trade in the city
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-17

age MEthe militia and authori-
ties than to the leaders in the
riot, The threats made by the
Northern papers during the
troubles of legal punishment
for the rioters and strikers ap-
pears to have been altogether
vain and ineffec i've
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-17

i've it reminds me of the wise vir-
. gins who trimmed their lamrs
there were ten. bur five were VS..
and avo were foolish, and were shut
out. When see The six, it re-
minds me that in six days the Lord
made heaven and earth. When |
SEQ the seven, it reminds me that on
the seventh day God rested from
the great work he had made, AID
hallowed it. When 1 sec the eight,
1t reminds me of the eight right
eous persons who were saved when
G"d destroyed the world, viz:
Noah and liz wife, mis- three sons
and their wives. When | see the
nine, it reminds me of the nine len,
ers that were cleansed b, our Saw
'or. There were nine out f the
ten that never returned thanks.
When l see the ten it reminds me
OF the ten commandments which
God han ded down to Moses on the
tables of stoue. When see the
king. it reminds me of the Grca,
King Of Heaven, which is God Al
mighty. When I see the queen, it
reminds me Of the queen of Sheba
who visited Solomon, for she wa,
as wise a woman as he was a mai.
She brought with her fifty boys and
h:ty girls, all dressed in boys APP
parcl, for King solomon to tell
which were girls. The king sent
for water for them to wash. The
gir Ia washed 10 the elbows. the boy,
to the wrist; 30 King So omop to d
10y that
Well, said the mayor. ,on have
described every card in the pack
except one.
What is that ?
The khave, said the mayor.
l will give your honor desc 10.
lion of that, too, il yon will %,
get angry.
l will not. raid the mayor, It
you do not term me to be the knavr
The greatest. knave that l know
If is the constable that brought ne
lere.
l do not Know, said the mayo.
he is the greatest kravr, bul
now he il the greatest fool.
When I count how m,ny spot
here are il a pack of card. Hnf
hrec hundred and sixty >fivr- 81:
'any days as there are III J..
taon:l coant the numb r O: c -, I
"a a pack, I find ity~;wo-
umber OF weeks in d year liz
leIe are twelve PIC ure c,tds ~ >,
ack, representing the numprt NJ
on tbs in a year, and on c"uni,r
e tricks. l find thirteen the II lie
,r of weeks in a quarter. Sc. y s .n
e, pack Of cards serves f.;
BILE. an almanac. and a ,cmu""
aver book.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-17
-FELiefANA SENTINEL.
!. -Di1EE RIOTS.
Z. .sslN. o. Democrat.

& munity generally denounced
the strikers and rioters, ant
threatened them. with. sever,
punishment unde the law
As soon, therefore, as the mil
itary had put down the strike
large humber ofmen, leaders
in these movements. were ar
rested and prosecuted in all
those cities where tisturban.
ces had j: taken place. There
seemed to be no lack of oi1ep>
ses on which to try these men;
property had been burned,
lives lost, and the mails inter-
ferred With; there were MUIR.
der, arson, thief, and a half a
I dozen other crimes on which
to prosecute them.
In New York, Rochester,
]. Buffalo, Pittsburg, Scranton,
Harrisburg, St. Louis, 8alti-
more and San Francisco these
cases were prosecuta. to the
end by the authorittes with
great energy and vigor, but
with signal lack Of success. OF
over thousand strikers ard
rioters tried only three have
as yet been found guilty
these in Pittsburg and Balti>
more; and. these convictions
are of worthless drunken
swretches whswere in no sense
leaders in the movements of
August, and the offenses of
which they have been found
guilty, light ones, punished
with only a ashort :imprison-
ment in, the county jail. The
prosecutions by the law oflic>
ers. therefore, Of the rioters
may be taken an signal failures
they have had the effect only
OF keeping alive bitter feelings
and animosities, Of making the
workin gmen surly and danger.
Gus, and have tendedto revive
the strike. with all its dangers
and dj~o.eea &Su s.,.
1T, . .1o,~aYffgiT' hand, strange
to relate, the peace and order
party, those who devoted
themselves to putting down
the disturbances: and particu-
|arly the militia, have not Jared (
1t all well, and have been in
:rouble almost ever since these
occurrences. Their troubles
began with the Indictment Of
he city authorities and COM
handlers Of the militia at II
for murder, this was Il
ollowed by the Indictment of v
Zen. p PEARSON and Others at il
'ittsburg; the Maryland regi- c
nent that attacked the rioters c
n Baltimore street was dis r.
anded by the Governor for I
his act, and the entire militia o
'rce Of Philadelphia mas be- b
ONE deinoralized and has a
cen in part disorganized for 81
he part it took i'll tho Pitts lc
urg riots. Ell
And lastly comes the Grand 50
ury at Pittsburg last week
18th q leview Of the riot, is
oeaking in very mild terms
: the rioters, but -denouncing
lie militia and the officials, CO
ON Governor down. The al
overnor was away from duty;
lie call for the troops was "
ade, not by any public offic-
i, but by the railroad. CONS
any itself; the act of the nils sa
ia in firing on the people was
ulder,' and. the military oper-
blunders from first Jc
J last. So violent is the
rand Jury that they actually al
large the militia with arson, ha
oldiag them morally respon- pr
BILE for it and declaring that a
hen they retired into the isl
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ID. Z. Martin has gone into the saddlcry
and harness business on an extensive scale
Sec his advertisement in another column
and read it carefully. David means bust.
ness.
MEASURING FOR GARTEEs ---Last week,
says the llagcrstown Mail, u woman can
vassed this town to sell patent carriers to
the ladies'. These carriers hai to be made
or altered to suit individual limbs and so
the canvasscr found it necessary in all cas-
cs to make an accurate measurement. The
patent garter was considered first rate
article and the canvasscr or canvasscrs
drove lively tladc here sold many carriers
and measured many limbs She left here
to ply her trade in Pennsylvania town.
There q combination Of circumstances
which it is not necessary or indeed Judi
ciouS to relate here, led 20 certain lnuui-
confcsscd-a man. lie now lanquishes in
Jail,
DEATH Ole A FORMER REsIDENT-,Jo
! p. Zimmerman an old resident of this
county, died at Troy, Kansas, ON the Goth
Of October, aged Is years, one month and
ten days. The deceased was born in this
county or the 2lst Of April 1901, and con-
tnucd to live here until 1853 when he re-
moved to Nirg mia and from thence to
Kansas were he continued to live until his
death. The Troy Bulletin in long obi
tlary notice, gives glowing description
of the life of the deceased and his useful
ness not OILY as Il citizen but as member
of the church to which H. belonged He
was near relative to our townsman, Dr.
Geo Zimmerman. Ills remains were en-
TERED in the cemetery at that place alone
side of his wife who died some seven years
ago.
SAEInLAsvIILE ITEMS Mr. Robert Du-
phomc, postmaster Of Sahilasvil!c, his
has purchased a property of +. l!arbaugh
for $}20.--Bim hogs are now occupying
the attention Of the citizens of that place
DR.. Luclclt has three which will aggregate
1900 pounds, whist Mr.. Levi, Crawford
and several other successful hog raiS,rs
have some which viii over top the doctors
IA little Poland CHina and Chester White
seem to he the invOriir breed, in that To-
cality.-Thc election in that place passed
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T'AN PAYERS
TAKE NOTICE.

The Collector viii visit the folIowr4
places in the county for the accommodation
Of Tax Payers and sincerely hopes thu,
Tax PAYERS will avail Themselves Of thi,
opportunity to pay nr;
Western Maryland Hotel, Emm.tsNurg,
on "Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat
friday, ,th Stn, 3tI, and 10th o November
next.
Sahilasvillc On Monday, November 70,
nj stems Hotel
Mrchonic~town, on TUESDAY and Wed
ncsl0v, November 18th and lin, at Gill
hrrI'~ Hotel.
WoIfsvillr, ON Thursday, November Is.
at J W lioovcr's store.
Myrr,viir, on Friday, November lGth,
at Bulrman store,
MildIctown, ON Saturday, November II,
at Henry X louDg'> Hotel
.Iohnsvillc, on Monday, November 10Th,
at Saylor'S store.
Oak Orchard ON Tuesday, November
Goth, at iranklins store.
IMionvIIc, on "Wednesday, November
.2lst, At Lugcnbccl * Norris store.
Lbcrty,o on Thursday, November 92d, at
MumshoWcr's Hotel
trragcrstown, on Fr.l y, November %,
at DR. J J. Millcr'S store.
BurkcttsyilIr on Monday, November
2Gth at + III triicr's store.
Jefferson, on Tuesday, November eth,
at Walkers store.
Tax uayrrs hook 10 vOur interest and
meet the Collector as this trip is cYpcnsiyc
and solely for your accommodation. DO
not neglect the opportunity.
WM ii. MILLER,
novl Collector
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
SALE REGlsTER.-Billsf for the following

SALE REGlsTER.-Bills for the following
sales have been printed at this office.
On Saturday, Nov. II, at / O'Clock, in
frort of the Gilbert House, the executors
of the late Geo. w. Foreman, decd, will
sell valuable farm, also small farm and
several mountain lots. See bills.
John Richie. trustee, will sell in front
of the Gilbert House, ON Saturday, Novcnl
her "a, valuable tract of mountain land,
situated about 3 miles west of this place.
For terms &c, see adv.
Abraham Lohr, trusttc Of John Lohr,
will sell on Saturday, December 9, at two
o'clock, household and kitchen furniture,
sleigh, buggy and harness also, on same
day that valuable brick dwelling house.
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Dl z. o..

On the Goth ulto. in New Market. Mary
daughter of Cation and Martha +. Ham
mond, aged year and months.
On the 18th ulto, Sophie f. Murphy
daughter of II. l.. and c. d. Murphy
aged , years, q months and : DAYS.
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~ r O S $ VI \ y,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

CA,~cA 81, d fear doors north Of L"fh-
erum church, NcchnHi"&tor", Nd
Having taken up my residence in this
place, would most respectfully inform the
general public that nm prepared to make
TO rlcr Clothes of all kinds at short motto,
and ON reasonable terms.
GOOD FITS GUARANTEED,
or no pay demanded. Rcpairing promptly
attended to. Give me Il trial and be con.
vincCd.
+. ROSSMAN.
nOVIjf
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