The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-09-05

W ara SGlOOi.
! MAN named Nottz living in the town
of Manitowoc, had his left hand caught
Iv the rvlindnr of threshino machine
and so badly injured that amputation was
necessary. DR.. Coakley performed the
operation on Thursday.
ADVERTISING agents should understand
that they can not have advertisements
inserted in the PILoT at mere nominal
sum. Our space is worth something to
us and when it is occupied it must be
paid for at living rates.
THE Green Bay AdcOcate gives an
interesting account of the finding of the
bones of Father Marquette. Col. Rob
inson visited the burial place and intends
to write an article on the subject for one
of the popular magazines.
PRoF. EAETHMAN leaves the River
Falls Normal School to take charge of
the Humboldt College, Humboldt Iowa,
Prof. Earthman is well known in this
state a'ld his friends will rejoice at his
becoming a college president
WE make the filing Of prescriptions a
specially, for which purpose we keep
strictly pure and fresh medicines con
stautly on hand at the Central Drug
Store. Night bell at front door.
JONES & SCHALLERN.
The Milwaukee base ball club went
on a new kind of strike last Saturday at
Milwaukee. They refused to don their
fighting gear until they received their
back pay. They were induced to play
the game but did it without much spirit.
IL last weeks issue the omission of
the figure ~ made it appear as if Mrs.
Laura Dainty was to give her reading in
this city on Sunday. The 18th of Sep
tcmber is the day fixed for her entertain
mcnt. She is advertised to be in Apple
ton on the 18th.
Coz. VARIOUS Of Fond du Lac, sent
L. ~l,~-l- 60 31na 10 fha MANNERS of the
Temple of Honor in the cities suffering
by the yellow fever. Col. Watrous is
benevolent person and a short acquaint-
ance with him reveals those traits which
mark gentleman.
THE Depere Netcs says that Hon. John
Schuette was in that village last week,
looking over the bran dresser of Lawton
( Arndt. Mr.. Schuette. as business
man, has no superior in the state, and if
careful examination and money can make
any improvement in his Touring mill, it
will be made.
THERE viii be a convention of the cit
liens OF ManitGwOc at the city council
rooms this evening at 80 o'clock, for
the purpose of employing some means to
raise fund for the relief of sufferers by
the yellow fever. Let all who feel that
it is duty to relieve distress, be present
and aid in organizing the good work.
STONE of the Neenah Times gets ''big
turkeys and other tixinSs" and the donor
won't even accept thanks through the
Times. We hope that man has large
family and that the Lord will bless him
with turkeys" and"fxings," and as his
fame has reached Mantowoc that the
l.
the fixing"
ALL matter intended for publication
in the PIIoT must hereafter be sent in
by Wednesday. We are delayed every
week 10y a press of matter on Thursday,
publication day, and in consequence the
carrier Is unable 10 deliver the paper to
all the city subscribers on that day.
Hereafter matter handed in on Thufsdav
will not appear until the following week.
THE new Domestic and new Home are
now the leading machines in the market,
are light running, have self setting need
les. elf-threading shuttles. are adjusta-
BILE in all their parts, nickel plated al
ways ready for use, never skip stitches,
require no tinkering to make them sew.
Can be used for mandatory or family
sewing, warranted for years. Sold by
Lemkuhl x Dicke, dealers in dry goods,
groceries, notions &c.
One day last week boy fell into the
river and was in danger of being drown
ed, as his companions we're too terrified
to render him any assistance. At this
juncture = little boy named Eddie Rand,
about eleven years of age, came upon the
scene and Instantly plunged into the
river, swan toward the drowning boy
and succeeded in dragging him toward
the shore. 1t was q heroic act for a
child, and Eddie deserves medal for
, his gallant conduct.
TO CHICAGO AND RETURN.
/ Excursion rates to the Exposition at
/ Chicago STAB for the round trip, includ
ing admission ticket TO the Exposition
( building
1st sale Sept. Ind, 3rd and 4th, good
to Sept. 8, inclusive End sale Sept. Goth