The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-14

REGISTER Your NAME We call the
attention OF Democrats, to the necessity of
seeing that their own and every other Dem
ocrats name IS registered before a week
from next Tuesday. The Town Clerks of
each Town, on last Tuesday, made up
list of voters, but there are many voters
whose names are not on their lists, and two
weeks are given, by law, to correct the lists,
and add the names Of those who have been
left off
See to It, Democrats, that every Demo
crat IN your Town is registered, before
week from mex; Tuesday.
RUNAWAY -On Thursday Of last week,
the horse Of Rev. Father Mahoney, Of
Maple Grove, became frightened and also
unmanageable; throwing him out and
slightly i,juring him. Tie buggy was
somewhat smashed by the occurraDce, but
the horse did not receive any punishment
for his miscouduct, aud was soon restored
to It's owner. Father MahOney was picked
up by some hospitabe friend and cared for
until able TO proceed on his journey.
Too BAD--The safe ofthc Rock River In
surance Company at GAINESVILLE, vas broh Ell
open on the night Of the 2i and $40, 500 in
bonds and rom $50 000 to $50, coo in notes
taken, Some of our citizens, whose
names are on some OF those notes, su rgc<l
that the robbers have been robbed And
they are glad Of it. Ii the gentleman who
now holds those notes will seni them TO
The parties whose raues are attached, he
viii atone for his crime, aud receive a
crown Of glory besides.
IYERsoNAL-Hiram NcAllister who was
suddcnly and violently attacked with Ty-
phoii Fever, on Monday evening, of last
week, at the Win6iate House, just as he
was about leaving for visit in Michiga q,
land had the boat been on time, would
have left. was removed to his own home
on Sunday last Dr.. Brown informs US
that he is doi2g we'll, with the prospect of
recovering in reasonable time, which his
friends will be 6 ad to learn.
SEMI ANIMAL REVIEW OF TIE FIRE
DEPARTMENT On Saturday, the 23i day
Of October. al / O'Clock p. NJ there will
he q scni-snnupl review of the Fire De-
partmcnt, ct the village Of Malitowoc.
The several companies viii assemble in
front Of the i'aga Council Room.
II. GRFNE, Chief Engineer,
Our New Pilot Once.
Last SATURDAY we raised Ia frame Of a
building on Buffalo sleet. the second story
Of which, We intend 10 dedicate to Democ
racy The building is not qnite so large
as the Chicago Tribpne building but we
expect that when we get fairly at work in
il, that more light viii ra3iate from it, then
from orr Chicago RIVAL.
Yet there is serious d2ubt, whether
the building viii ever be completed. We
have begun it without dollar, and know
not how long onr carpenter will work with>
out pay, or our material mcn will delay pre-
senting their bills When they go for
US of course We shall pay them, or
tell them we car not. We fnttnd to pay,
or rather we intend, that this newspaper
shall pay them. We Intend to make the
PrLor build the Pilot ohice. And this is
how it is going to be done; we are going
to get fev hundred new subscribers, who
will pay in advance for the paper, and add
this amount of money to about $500, which
the Sheriff is going to collect for us, from
old subscribers who are more than one year
in arrears.
Reade-, if you are Of those old fellows,
you are coming TO see Us within 80 days
Peacefully, ifyou will, forcibly if you must
Aud this Is the oulg notice that you will
get s@piore the Sheriff or some Of his depu
ties, will be upon YOU; we shall write YOU
no letters we shall not come TO see you.
We lave 80 time TO DO either.
Two weeks ago, we wrote 10 ten delin-
quents 10 pay in week, or get sued.
One week ago we sued eight of them.
An subscribers who are behind for more
than year win be sued for the amoun t
after 80 days from this date.
We did not intend to write an article as
this turns ont to he. when we commenced;
but the subject upon which we started 70
write is one which calls for money !
MONEY MONEY =
Our Nominations for County Off
GERS.
We hope that Democrats will attend the
caucu,es 10 be held in the different towns,
for the election of delegates to attend the
County and Assembly conventions.
II is too often The case, that these eau
cuses are run BY about two men, who fix
things to suit themselves. and of course do
not sult thepeople This should not be; ei,L-
cr Democrats should attend The caucuscs. or
calculate to submit TO anything, that may
he done in their absence. But by all means,
70 to the CAUCUS, ard elect such delegates
to the convention. SIS you can trust, to rep