The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-18

feared the neat WOtiiu uIoI1fo our coH
illusions.
ARE your horses or cattle sick2 II so,
go to 7. {. J. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as 10 how it
should be used.
THE mayor of Montreal IS receiving a
great deal OF unfavorable critic ism for
his action on the 18th.
THERE did not many persons from this
city attend the State Turn Fest at She
boygan.
A SIDE wall, is being laid along Park
street, between Eighth and Ninth, some
thing which has been very much needed.
HoS. J. NJ. READ is in the city today,
on his way home from Chicago where he
has been enjoying the cool weather.
ToDL does more hard work to the
square inch to keep cool, than any other
man in the city.
TRAMP, tramp the boys are marching,
is the tune the Orangemen of Montreal
wished to play. and suit the action to the
play, bat it fzzled.
WE can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because we buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex-
penses. I. &. j. RoBINsoN.
Ed. CoNwAY'a warehouse is at the foot
of Ninth Stnorth side, instead of Seventh,
as stated last week. We must get Ed
located properly.
JESSE Po1ERoT is proving himself a
bad boy at the Concord Prison. He
won't work without iujuring the material
on which he IS employed
For SALE.-Any person desiring to
purchase a Refrigerator may do so by
applying at this office. The Refrigerator
is in good condition.
4 PERSON named Ole Olson, was
thrown from blackboard in Manitowoc
Rapids and had one Of his knees rather
severely hurt.
LAST Sunday was said 70 be the warm
est day Of the season, until Tuesday
came, and it was unanimously given a
4 precedence.
WILBUR 7. STOREY IS now IN Paris,
helpless from stroke Of paralysis. He
will return home as soon as his health
will permit.
People are becoming so irreverent as
to call the State Board of Charities old
grannies Old grandmothers ought TO
resent such an insult.
The "Board of Normal Regents" viii
/ dismiss without just cause or provocatlon.
The Board of Charity should, Of
course, be guided by a broader charity.
Ben BUFFERS speech against bond
holders has caused the people to look
rather curious!y into the state of Ben's
finances and he is discovered to be well
/ OF.
Do not suppose that the warm weather
/ III any way affects the PInor job rooms
/ We can give You rs nice work as any
office in the state let the thermometer be
where it pleases.
i A "GESrLEMAN Beautifier" is what
/ New York now has. He fixes up old
society bachelors with bowed backs and
shrunk shanks, makes them as good as
new and charges only $50 apiece.
TIM editor Of the Appleton Post in
yites US to take bumper of Fox River
water with him. All right. We want a
'sstick' in ours though, not weakened
/ too much with alter.
We make the filing of prescriptions a
speciality, for which purpose we keep
strictly pure and fresh medicines con
stantly on baud at the Central Drug
! Store. JONES & SCHALLERS.
4 GENIUS has succeeded in raising a
cucumber deprived Of It's power to give
collie to those who indulge in that escu-
lent vegetable OF course Plumb &
Nelson will soon have those coIcless
cucumbers for their customers.
WoRKESGHfES. look to your interests
and save doctor bills by using DIR. Mar
shalps lung syrup for all cases of coughs,
colds, etc. Price only % cents bottle.
Sold by I. & J. Robinson.
DIR. MARsHALL's lung syrup is a stand
ard remedy, and VIII cure cough or
cold III half the time required by ordin-
any remedies. Call on your druggist
aud try bottle, only % cents. Sold
by I. {, J. Robinson.
THE Manitowoc Temple of Honor have
made arrangements for series OF lee
lures for the coming winter Some OF
the best lecturers in the United States
have been engaged. We shall give a
list Of the names OF The lecturers engaged,
III our next issue.
JoHN MITCHELL, whose trouble with
his wife gave him such painful notoriety
lately, has again become a Benedict.
Miss Becker IS the name OF the lady who
now lays claim to MitcheIl's hayward
heart, The couple are to spend two years
in making a European tour.
THE Appleton Post lately moved into
its new quarters and now claims to have
a printing Office as well equipped as any
in the state. The Post would be live
ly paper in any quarters and has vitality
enough to survive any ordinary calamity.
We hope the future has nothing but
prosperity in store for the Post
4 pARrY OF editnrs frnm The ..Dnnnin.