The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-06-13

Store will be the title of the new firm.
THE north side school was closed on
Wednesday morning for the remainder
of the week on account of the death OF
Mrs. Briggs.
PIESISa has closed every avenue to
his cigars, except what is known as
"three for quarter" Piening is grow.
ing mercenary.
THE Grand Council of the Temple of
Honor was held at Portage on June 6.
Col. Watrous was unanimously elected
Grand Templar.
ARE your horses or cattle sick2 If SO,
60 to 7. &. j. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
LUMBER merchants in this city know
of hard times only through report. They
/ can get all the information they wish on
that head at this Office.
A PORTION of the communication of
our Two Rivers correspondent was in
advertently omitted last week. Careless
proof reading was the cause.
THE Appleton High School graduated
a class of ten persons last month. Prof.
Schmidt was presented complete copy
of the cyclopedia Britannica.
FRANK JONES and Frank Canright have
constructed telephone from cigar boxes,
which works to charm. Too bad to
desecrate cigar box, though.
ANTON yoGr has a branch furniture
establishment in the PILOT this week.
Look at his advertisement and you will
see the wisdom of patronizing Anton.
SEVERAL of the newspapers of the
state manifest little alarm at the num-
Der of counties throughout the state
which are adopting the county insane
asylum plan.
DoN'T trifie with a severe cough or
cold. Procure in time, if you wish to
save doctor bills, a bottle of DR.. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup. Price only % cents,
large size so cents. Sold by T. & J.
| Robinson.
THE picnic of Monday was attended by
large crowd, several from the towns of
Meme, Kossuth and Maple Grove being
| present. Every body seemed to enjoy
| himself and the whole affair passed off
tremendously.
OUR Druggists are selling large guam
titles of DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup for
coughs, colds, land pulmonary complaints
generally. 1t takes the lead of all cough
remedies. Try it, only 25 cents bottle.
Sold by T. & J. Robinson.
A RUNAWAY occurred on Monday near
Eighth street bridge by which one of
Tom Windiate's buggies was badly shat
tered. Tom says he never vet knew of
buggies having broken down when the
driver was to blame.
MONEY saved, by purchasing pianos
and organs of the undersigned at the
city Drug Store. Reliable pianos for
100 dollars, organs for IS dollars and
upwards.
o. r. BACON.
MANIrowoc Rapids, the village, has
base ball club that sent one of our city
clubs home with o score against them.
We always thought that the only ques-
ton which disturbed the Rapids was
''To be or not to be-.
The PILOT typos thank God that Wal
ker's report comes but twice a year.
They think after having unraveled the
mysteries of his manuscript that they
are fully competent to find the true in
! wardness of the Louisiana frauds.
The State Catholic Temperance con-
vention was held at Oshkosh this month.
| The delegates from Meme to the con-
vention returned on Thursday. The
| society was represented by Messrs.
Brady, Peppard, Shalleu and Cain.
THE Goodrich Transportation COM
| pany has been sued in the United States
Court at Milwaukee, for violation of the
internal revenue law. 1t is alleged that
the company has carried empty wine
packages without effacing the stamps.
EDITOR NASH must have won money
on base ball match or else he drew his
| stationary IN clothes at the special ses,
| sion. We can not understand how, 9TH
erwise, printer can afford to "sling on
style in dress regardless as Will does.
Mr.. G. Y. NASH informs us that he is
meeting with unexpected success
throughout the county in canvassing for
the Atlas of Manitowoc county which he
is now engaged in preparing. 1t will
certainly be very desirable work for
every resident of the county to possess.
DEPERE is now up with the times.
1t had bonanza of fire last week.
The whole city was in serious danger
and were it not for the recent heavy
rains and the excellent work of the fire
department the local papers of that place
think the city would now be in ruins.
THE cost of the revised statutes will
probably be about 1926 per volume.
In no event will the cost exceed 50. SO.
The statutes take effect on LIST day OF
November next. 1900 copies will be
printed and ready for delivery by Octo.
Der.
Hon. j. NJ. READ, of Kewaunee, has
been off duty for some time, enjoying 6
vacation in the lake shore cities of Hi
nois and this state. The readers of the
Enterprise are treated to well writ