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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

nor RENT. LARGE BRICK G:Ss
HOUSE, No. 52S north Firth street, with -
nine rooms: and large BRICK HOUSE. No. 3l9
,Nc>t Fourth street, with nine rooms These houses
arc in good order centrally located. and are offered
a; very reduced! rates. III, ,,
rnon,s on Main street near Park.
Sew, raj NEW HOUSES. with four rooms each, on
High or Roly street, near Pine street
Smaller HOUSES In different localities. Apply TO
GEORGE :. EASiION & son, Agents.
No Z Tenth street, Skaters building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
BY Gruhhs & Williams,
Aucsioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctionecrS.
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FOR RENT.

COR II Z n t. Nssa
.NE DWELLING No. 6 west Cary street,
ephi rooms modern lint rovcmcnts. In nice ordcr.
New BRICK DWELLING No. sos west 1race
street, len rooms. AL cOnvcnicnccS.
New BRICK DWELLING No Sl4 west Main
street, ten rooms. with modern improvements.
Frame DWELLING No. COL. corner i.ciIh anu
Siy IN sirr,ts-p;ce house and very pleasant rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 400 Fraukiin street
eight rooms, In nice order, and modcrn improve
mentS. $3.50 -. 80, . cur
New BRICK DWELLING No. 123 west cary
stree. six rooms, modern improvcncntS-aii III
$500 order ApnIy 10 FRANK u. HILL.
Real Estate Agent,
r- o, HOS Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-05
1HE MIEELNG pALY MTEeEN0ER MONING s

During the past week there occurred in
our city nine births and three deaths.
The Board Of Education meets this eve.
ming, and II Is hoped that the German
school question will be disposed Of; our
German population demands II.
The clerks at the B. & o. railroad depot
are over.taxed with business at present.
The freight business Is immense and In
creasing daily.
Quite q number Of our Germans, on
Thanksgiving day, will organize for n
"Itsil-Jagd," surround and gather In all
game" ior miles around at a time.
Most Of our churches were we'll attend.
ed yesterday. The Disciples Church has
no pastor yet, Ia place Of Rev. Spencer.
The two colored churches, generally
speaking, have large congregations every
Sunday.
The Young Mems Reading Room ought
to receive some kind Of support from the
many young men employed at our glass
houses and nail factory. A small amount
would not be missed at all by them, and
would greatly benefit that institution, es.
tabliShed for public benefit, a literary
home for all. Gentlemen, lend a helping
hand.
Mr.. Alexander Hammond, a former
citizen Of this place, and who left for
Colorado about three years ago, returned
Saturday last, for q short visit to his rela.
tlyeS and friends in this city. Mr.. Ham.
mond speaks we'll ofthe western country.
J, +, D,
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exactly with my errand; II was midnight,
he was in great distress, constantly ex.
claiming in the words above men
toned, when, after considerable pre-
face, / addressed him in the following
manner, the nurse being present; sMr
Paine, yonr opinions, by large portion
Of the community, have been treated
with Difference; you have never been in
the habit oil mixing In your conversation
coarse words you have never INDUCED
In the practice Of profane sWeArinR; YOU
must be sensible that we are acquainted
with your religious opinions as they are
given 10 the world. What must we
think Of your present conduct7 Why
do you call upon Jesus Christ 10 help
you? Do you believe that He can help
you7 Do you believe In the divinity Of
Jesus ChristS Come, now, answer me
honestly. want an answer from
the lips Of dying man, for / verify be
lieVe that you will not live twenty.four
hoars.' waited some time at the end OF
every question; he did not answer, but
ceased 10 exclaim In the above manner.
Again ! addressed him: Mr., Paine, you
have not answered my questions, will you
answer them2 Allow me 10 ask again, do
you believe or lot me qualify the ques-
ton, do you wish 10 believe that Jesus
Christ il the Son Of GodP After pause
OF some minutes, he answered: 4 have no
Wish to believe on that subject then
left him, and knew not whether he after
wards spoke 10 any person on any sub.
ject, though he lived, az l before observed,
I'LL the morning Of the 9Th. Such con.
duct, under unusual circumstances, con-
celve absolutely unacoountable though,
with dlfidence, would remark, not 90
much 30 In the present instance; for,
though the first necessary and general re-
suit OF conviction be sincere wish TO
atone for the evil committed, yet It may
DO question worthy Of able considera-
ton whether excessive pride OF opinion,
communicate vanity, and inordinaie self.
love might not prevent or retard that
otherwise natural consequence. For my
own part, l believe that had not Thomas
Paine been such a distinguished iniidel
he would have left lesS eQuivocal evil
denceS OF change Of opinion. Concern.
ing the persons who visited Mr.. Paine in
his distress Us his personal friends heard
very little, though l may observe that
their number was small, and Of that nun.
Der there were not wanting those who en-.
deavored to support him In his deistical
opinions, and 10 encourage him to die
like man, to hold fast his integrity
lest Christians, or, as they were pleased
to term them, hypoCritcS, might take ad.
vantage OF his weakness, and furnish
Themselves with weapon by which they
might hope to destroy their glorious sys.
tenn Of morals. Numbers visited him
from motives Of benevolence and Chris
tian charity, endeavoring to effect a
change Of mind in respect TO his religious
sentiments. The labor OF such was appar-
emily lost, and they pretty generally re-
Ceived such treatment from him "a none
but good men wonld risk second time,
though some Of these peraons called ire.
quently.'
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BELLAIRE LocAIs.-The clothing house
Of A. shonfeld at this place was closed on
Saturday last, through financial embar.
raSSment Of tho proprietor.
Mr.. w, II. Childs, late Of indianapolis,
Indiana, purchased tho drug store Of
Piper s McSlaster at this place, and has
located here in business. Mr.. Childs
comes here highly recommended as an
expert npOthecariest, and wo hope he
may meet with success in his business.
On and after Thursday next, Captain
Denson's ferry boat will stop making trips
after Z NJ.
On Saturday last an unknown Charac.
ter, in order TO secure steady boarding
house during the coming winter, as he
confessed, stole coat from the clothing
store OF Mr.. Miller. The coat was re-
covered and the thief, with an empty
stomach, was handsomely booted outside
and far beyond our city limits by The
City Marshal.
The NJ. L. Church was filed to over,
flowing the other evening with persons
eagerly listening 10 the temperance adj
dress BY the Rsy. ]. Rodgers, formerly
a minister at this place.
VIM. B. Moorehead, Esq, Of Pittsburgh
will deliver a temperance lecture herr
next Wednesday,
The temperance campaign has nov
fairly opened In this city, and promises
TO be vigorously conducted through tn,
coming winter.
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WATCHES & JEWELRY.
SILVER PLATED WARE.

5IIVER PLATED WARE.
We are in receipt Of large stock OF Silver aud
Silver Plated Ware, all best brands Of Tea Sets,
Cake BnskctsI Butter Dishes, Casters, Epoons,
Knives, Forks, &c. Our Solid Silver and Triple
Plated WMe bears our Arm name, and viii be
guaranteed In every particular. Call at lIe3 Main
street for Silver Ware, Watches, Clocks, JewelTy,
speCtacles, Gold Pens, &c. pB-EIne Watches,
Clocks, &c, repaired and warranted
Ot96 UXTOBY L DUFFIELD,
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WEEKLY,


q, naa, IN GdtuNa', poitOOs pTTaid'
- 90 90 ISI1 nOnihk. .....",Rl 10
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

~ wa SSHaS " sbSttHbSs
FJNHE coantenance is pale and
lcaden.colored, with occasional
bushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupilsdiIate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenosci5irritated, swells, and some.
times blecds; aswelling Of theupper
lip; occasional headache, with hum.
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; slimyor
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, soanetimasvoracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
oughsometimesdryandc onVulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. M?LANE'S VERNlIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prcpa.
ration, @Oteaba6!t gGoiHg1he sight
est injury to the most teaaey. infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
NnFucE bears the signatures of C.
MoLANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
wrapper.
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" AaAAGAN
,alL In Sd,aHet, pOiiGOe PTtFaId
%.,,,,........Vi 50 slI months. :.:..;:si o.
~ II FlVe.,...."E',"S ..''''''.'''''t! q eAen'
Srts Of Ttu......... .,."''''''"'''s'' ~ eaen'
W IlND al Mediterranean, y oaeh,
10 uPa SItfa copy 10 person getting up Club.
S"- ,bovp rflrts arc lnTariable. Remit a.
w Ia Dralls Or TcstOficO Money OTdefe and
tgt til, tibsf Of thee can bs procured, send the
, ~, p N Registered Letter.
"a, ,SrELIlGENCER will present daily the
lbs !. in ali departments, from all quaittS o.
S' vorll, u well n complete record Of local
,,s tT%SIsSEELY :, printed on ThurDdGy, and can
I'VE 'JNt the counter, In paid envelopes rtAdy
n,llIps. EB'S,na q copy 10 dbItHi JrttRdI
N i,,Gilt,i triih HsleI from hoMN
", 1IvigERS.-Pers0nB desiring to have the
''i 6IiY ISTRLuGNCER left regularly at their
pl lTisste, In lie city and suburbs, can 10
t.iJ 6y leaving their AddrtAs at Counting
80 or BY drop letter through the Po1tOltce.
IL, EE&SwfRIBtITORs.-E attention will be paid
w W. sS6rypjon, communications every article
10 Sn .I BE- accompanied by the writer's real name
all address
p..,,y L.li,,i jor VI should h ad.irsSled "l'Tev
,V" ithct.ii IN no cdSe b Gdift5Ie,t 10
~ ~ iif,!aai pltplbsr Oihe FIRM BY RaRIs.
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and protect them from vile imposltions, have
adopted a new label, which bears my trademark
and notice Of Ia entry 10 the Office Of the LibrGiiu
OF Congress, also my signature, thus:
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal weatne... Io,t
Manhood, and al disordes brought on By indlScTV.
tlon or Exeeal Any Druggist has theingfedlonts.
Address Or. hpuEs aco. clnslnnsH. 0
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,fsss or SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY

4. nod, IN adrGHt., IotiOSs prepaid.
81 % ThEtO months. ....., q %
m it1i. s 60, % One TnOnth........... rs
IL g,nl,,I,d by ClrritfiiR CITY lSe per week.
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NLEyELANp q PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" CORDBN6RD TINE O1RD.
On and altar May 10Th, 1871, Iralns Vill run
daily Except Sunday u follow, VII;
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SieSbsnVtls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellaie al
~ 2; m; Bridgeport at 4:6S and arrives at Siel.
LeATea kteubenVillO n 1i5 a M. arriVta Al
Bridgeport n sos =. m.
Special accommodation Trims leave Bellaire Al
Wy = n. and l2:A6 p. m; Bridgeport at S:t6 Z. m,
and le9 p, m arrive At MaItln'S Ferry S:6S 3. N,
9n9 l:l0 p IN. Returning leave Martins FerryaI
S,65 p N. : - e''S
1ieketl 70 oil principal points In The Eas: and
west can DO procured at Tho Union Ticket OfieS,
AeLure HOUSE, and at the Atation a Bridgeport.
mya9 General pa,senger and TicTst Arsnt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-08

The Episcopal Convention is at an end;
having distinguished itself mostly by 4
prudent and mas terly inactivity on what
are called radicalisms, novelties md the
ike. They have not changed the name OF
the church, they have not passed canons
for sisterhoodg, and they have not succeed
ed in getting either short, or shortened
services; the clergy evidently were anx-
ious for them, but the measure was defeat
ed by the laity, significant proof that the
prayers Of the church are liked by those
for whom they were made, and that they
ic not particularly yearn for longer ser
mons, preferrinG prayers to preaching,
which doubtless astonished the clergyman
she sisterhood question proved to be an
other Pievna, their work in the cause
would be acceptable, bat lively fears were
entertained that they would not be con-
trolled enough: they wanted canon to the
right Of them canon to tie left of them
to make q sure thing OF it. Some wished
them to be unrestrainsd by rules, among
proposed canon made a bishop an inquisi-
tor ard a despot. DR.. Dix must have mo-
mentariIy forgotten St. Paul, but there
were enough ef his brother Clergyman VII,
remembered him in the nick Of time t
prevent tie world coming to an abrup
/ termination. There seemed no way out 0
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Local and Personal.
70 Our Patrons.


We have waited with all the patience
"e could command through the summer
hat has just ended, without annoying our
patrons with duns. A bountiful harvest
has bsrn safely earnered, and reasonably
,ood rrioos prevail The cron is moyinv
o.
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'' ~
'''f >'0"' W '''''''''''' ''' P''N
''"n''a''S ana lihmeuIA'7iy'
,oaa.
s.oss
rua
sr,set
p.,-..- ooo ooo :.,. :; ~.
49,
4 clark i
-, II. -; 80. .l,o.
now a,duys
Go TO the Vegetable Tea Party on Tues
uay e'enins
Call in and examine the hlnntlS at j.
- ~ "'''''0
Len Au'oh mas oysters Tor SAFE ~ Tue
N'p"irS are oe'is niaue 0n 'iiV S9"0' IL
p, c Cau,;,
-,1,,-,,-:
Shehovoan has Skinned &C.. o9l mounds
of choose his seasop
Clothing for men, bows and children at
J. L. Braudeis.
"That Wife of Mine" ;s bain, adverfis-
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Thank sgiring Proclamation

Daring The year now drawing to close
the Lcrd Of the Harvest hath again visited
the earth and crowned it with His good
ness. lie hath again turned His face from
our sins and given US the blessings Of
Peace.
WHEREFORE, Mindful Of an ancient and
i-us custom, and conforming to a recent
Proclamation of the President of the Unit
ed States appointing a day of National
Thanksgiving, !, UARRIsoN LUpENGToS,
Governor of the State of Wisconsin, do
hereby appoint
Thursday, TIE e9M Gay Of Noreni5er,
as day Of Thanksgiving and Praise, and
/ recommend TO all the good people of the
Commonwealth Chat Oh that dag they re-
nit their accustomed employ and in
their usual places Of worship, and around
their family fresides, devote themselves to
such exercises as shall befit q prosperous
and grateful people who acknowledge their
allegiance to Him in whose bands are the
welfare Of men and the pernanence Of
States.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal cf
theState Of Wisconsin to be affixed. Done
at tie city of Madison, this second day Of
November, il the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven,
and Of the Independence OF the United
States the one hundred and second
HARRISON LUDINCTON.
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c.. & NV LINES

THE CHICAGO X SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines OF the WEST and NORTHWEST
and, with It's numerous baEekes and connections
forms thessshCrtest and quickest ronte between
thern Michigan. Minnesota. Iowa, Nebras ka Cali
tornia and The Western Territories. Its
Omaha & California Line
i the shortest and best route between Chicago and
all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa DakotA, Ne
braska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah. Nevada, Cali
fornia, oregon, China, JapSn and Australia. Its
Chicago st. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
Is the short line between Chicago and ali points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota and tor Mad.
son. 81. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and all Doints
in the Great Northwest Its
Lacrosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse
Winona Rochester, owatonna, Mankato, St Peter
New Tim, and all points in Southern and Central
Minnesota. lis
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only line between Chicago and GAINESVILLE
Waiertewn. Fond dG Lac, Oshkosh. Appleton,
ton, Hancock and the LAKE superior Country. Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago and E.
Rockford Freepogt, and ali points via Freeport
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Lake Shore route and is the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston, Lake For
rest Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, kcnosha,
and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are on all through trains of this road
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and 81. Paul and Minneapolis Chi
cago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona. or Chi
cago and Green Bay.
Close connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern. Michigan Cen
trial, Baltimore 4 Ohio. Pittsburgh, Fort Naync Il
Chicago. kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes,
Tor all points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with
the Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for all
points South.
Close connections are also made with the Union
Pacific Il. Il. at Omaha for all far West points
Close connections made at junction points with
trains Of all cross points.
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadas
Remember, yen ask for your tickets via the Chi
cage :. North-Western Railway. and take none
other
New York Office No AS Broadway: Boston Of
fee, No state street, Omaha Office, 30 Farnham
street; SAN Francisco OAicc, III Mntgomory St
Chicago Ticket Offices 81 Clark street under Sher-
man House: IS Canal corner Madison; knzie-st.
Depot, corner West kinzie and Canal streets wells
Street Depot, corner Wells and kinze Streets.
For rates or information not attaiuahle from your
home ticket agents, apply 10
w. II. STENNETT, MARVIN HUGHrTT,
COMPASS. Ag't, Chicago. Gen Mang'r, Chicago
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The election reports are yet too vague
for US to give any figures, as IN. portion
of the election precincts have been heard
from. The ,laiiy papers all uaite in glvi1g
the State to the Republicans by from two
to four thousand minority. In our own
county the Democratic county ticket has
been elected By large majori;ies, Wits and
Falge received 200 majority in this city
aud town alone Nash, of The Chronicle.
had no opposition in the d District, and
received some 375 votes in Two Rivers.
Thornton, in the lst District, walks away
from bis Republican opponent, MS usual
The official figures cannot be given ~ TIN
issue Of The PnoT, the canvass taking
place to-day, but our readers may have
them in full next week.
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the dilemma, exeepa letting them severely
alone, which they accordingly did, leaving
outsiders to wonder why so many wise
+ heads, had not before this, seen the
/ difficulties Of the question, aud left it to
ADJUST itself. Tie force of events, and
/ the needs of the church will doubtless
! do, what cauons and clergy have so far
failed of doing. The position of women
in the church. just what they shall, and
what they shall not do, is perplexing 10 the
extreme to tie average clergyman:his sense
j Of shat is due the construction put upon
ST. Pail words Icy the early church, and
MS own common sease as to the crying
needs of parish work, are kept continually
at variance until one could not particularly
blame him for reverently wishing, that
either this much quoted Saint had never
been converted or that women had never
been created. They have been tucked
away studiously and carefully hy the
angpst powers Of the church, into
an obscurity more or less "ioyely,' but
Ike Danquo's CHEST, they have a fatal
tendency to reaprear. among the affrma-
tive results Of the convention is the sauc-
ten Of the new English dictionary during
the next three years, together with the
special table OF lessons drawn up by The
American church for Lent and on roga-
ton days. The division OF doceses is an
other impoFtsUt question which was salts
factorily settled, and q much needed change
in regard to missions has been Effected.
Altogether there las been sensible and
aole action where necessary, and q notca-
bic avoidance of useless and disturbing tn
novations; Il keen desire being shown by
all shades and classes of Guardianship
TO keep clear OF "high' or low" which
cannot fan to have a harmonizing effect,
greatly needed in christian wolk.
In tue debates during the weeks of the
convention, western talent has been to the
front, and the placing of western clergy,
and laity on the most important commit
tees, shows tn appreciation of tb e
abilities ila;tering alike to the delegates
and the diocesas thy represent.
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J. Schuctte s Bros. have just received
another lot OF beautiful cloaks, and still
another large lot is expected by the end of
this week. They are bcying The best
made and most perfect fitting cloaks that
can be found in both the WestarR and
Eastern markets, and can therefore CON-
pete with houses 10 larger cities in regard
to low prices and assortment IN styles.
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StnIIi

From my enclosure en- the night Of the
18th Of October, a large red fat COW with
brass buttons on her horns. The neigh
borhood has offered reward of $25 to any
person who will return the property, or for
information that will lead to its discovery
and the arrest and conviction of the THIEF
The cow is seven years old.
CHRIsTEN LARSON.
Sec. 81, town of Cate
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Editor Borcherdt, of The Tribune, &C
companied by his mother, arrived in this
city last Thursday evening. Mr.. B. had
been absent some two weeks in New York
awaiting Mrs. Borcherdt's arrival by steam
Ell, from Leghorn, Italv.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian Soceny
have been using the parlors of that church
as cushion mandatory for the past few
days. The fruit of their l>bors will be
seen and felt by those who attend that
church on next Sunday.
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Services were held in the Catholic church
last Thursdays it being All Saints Day.
Services were held al over the United
States nearly, on Tuesday, it being all eleo.
ton day. All Turkeys day comes on the
Doth.
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Farm fer Sale.

One of the best farm IN Manitowoc county, win
be sold on term to suit the purchaser. said farm
contains about sixty acres, is mostly under good
cultivation, free from stone and stumps, railroad
station on side Of il, school house on tae other,
and in good neighborhood. good house and
barn on it. This is altogether one Of the most
desirable farm 90 be found in the tate.
BRANCH, HAY %, 1877.
g-t;4w. CHAS. CAIN.
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SiEafR ca

From my premises two and one-half
miles north of Two Rivers, on Sunday,
October 28th, one brown and white OK, ard
one red and white cow. 4 liberal reward
viii be paid for the return of the animals
or any information Of their whereabouts,
to the Town Clerks Office, Two Rivers.
% FRANK NOME.