The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-14

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II. G. i ". J. TURNER haze made an
addition Of 10 volumes to their law l.
brary, the English Common Law Re-
ports. This firm has now one of the
finest libraries in the state outside Of
Milwaukee.
We can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because We buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ez.
I penses. I. &. J. ROBINSON.
WoRR on the 1fanitowoc harbor was
discontinued on Friday. The entire a.
preparation for this year was not expenG-
Ell. Mr.. Turner, who was in charge Of the
government work at this place, left o.
Tuesday last.
We are showing a very superior line
Of crackers and Bakers Cookies this week
and have made prices much lower than
usual. Carame's aad all other best grade
candies in stock a 40 cts a pound.
PLUMB L NELSON.
Mr.. GEORGE HAMILTON for a long time
the foreman of the CHroajcle Office and
| one of The best printers in the state, has
gone to Detroit, Minnesota to start pa
per in company with \. r. Ames, for
merly principal OF the Two Rivers schools.
As beautiful sunset as fancy could
paint, might be seen on Tuesday evening
last The western horizon was lined
with strata Of clouds tinged with deep
| red, and arranged with artistic regularity.
4 "Trick show" viii be given next
Saturday evening at the Sloyanska Lipa
Hall, in this city. \ number of curious
things Will be performed. Admission
! 3 cents, children Is cents. The enter
tainment viii conclude with a social
dance. the music for which will be fur
nished by Prof. Bielings Band.
/ ALBERT BEcKEE wishes to announce to
the people Of bIauitoToc, that he keeps
I a general assortment Of hardware at his
store at the south side, and will sell at
bottom prices. Do not fail to give him
cal! if you need anything in his line.
| J. L. BRASDgIs OF this city had his
entire stock seized on an execution Oh
Saturday Of last week. The judgment
amounts to $4,000 Since that time sew
/ eraI other creditors arrived and attempted
to secure the goods sold by them to
Brandeis, on writ of replevin. The
| entire liabilities will amount to SIC, coo.
| From the fact that the creditor who first
| seized the goods is brother of the de-
| falJlting merchant, there are suspicious
that the proceedings are designed to de-
| fraud the other creditors.
THE Lake Shore road is constructing a
turn table at Lake Shore junction. This
WI! obviate delay in the arrival Of trains
to a great extent, when the roads are
drifted, as heretofore locomotives were
turned on the table of the c. & n. w.
and frequently had TO await the arrival
and departure of other trains.
AFTER years of patient labor ana ex-
pertinent, the St John Sewing Machine
is now offered to the public, as the tri-
amph of inventive genius in tkis branch
Of manufacture for sale by Lemkuhl 4
Dicle
Ex-PosTMAsTER Macarthur has after q
long delay been ind cted in the United
States circuit court, and held to bail in
the sum of $4,000 It Is difficult mat
ter to account for the delay as AIcArthur's
guilt was admitted by all. But now that
proceedings are begun Macarthur need
scarcely hope for favor.
The two steamers went to work this
morning to pump cut the Lake Forest
which was towed into our harbor this
week in a wrecked condition.
JUDGE DYER sentenced Erhart to six
months imprisonment aad a fine of 800
cor violation Of the Z. S. internal revenue
law. In view of certain extenuating
circumstances, the Judge wrote to Col
| ector Smart, informing him that he the
Judge, and the q. S. District Attorney
would sing petition with Mr.. Smart for
Erhart's release after 80 days imprison
ment. Mr.. Smart has prepared and
signed the petition so that in all proba-
bility Erhardt will soon be released.
Carl PANGBUE.j has removed his bar
Der shop to the building formerly occu-
pied by Liebenow i Son, near the bridge.
He intends TO remain permanently in
-hat location. He has engaged the ser
vices OF a first class barber and expects
the patronage Of the public and of the
north side particularly.
Ok Sunday last a man named Roberts
from the vicinity Of Ahnapee came to
This city to receive medical treatment at
! The Turkish bath rooms of DIR. Easton,
I aud put up at Steiner's hotel. He had
| been suffering from asthma. \ short
time after his arrival he told friend
who accompanied him that he feared he
was going TO die soon, and requested
him to look after his affairs. He soon
fell into a fit and died IN short time.
ATTENTION, FARMERS
We are now ready at The Central Drug