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New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
sOCND ADVICE TO THE LEGISLATURE.
L-.-... III. Lluu ILLua. Laul

The Legislature has been IN session four
n, 1ltls A necessary legislation has been finished.
There is really no pOraut business pending There
10 good reason apparent 10 plain people Why IN aoJpTa-
Uyrur should he delayed another week. But there are
very cugen; reasOus favor Of legislative dissolution
now Tie pru,ugttlun Of thc session viii invite cor
ruprion jobs OF all sorts VIII be pressed upon the Leg
's ature. Many are now proposed The lobbyists are
now aui1urns promptly, should 40, hey VIII DE- dis
auuoinied and baird, but the people VII De the gam
eTs and the Republican party have Legislation
has been f3rv far tls session lt is almost
yI-al 10 the interests the Republican uarty that TIE
record -laI Not be smTcAed. We lLIlOrc our Re
publican friends the Legislature. ~ view OF ue p0hil-
cal situation, well "a the Interest or pubic lAteS-
NV 10 secure now auj juurImeut sine dle.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

ET0Hl ne IIJdua LlITesS -AeDI
We have "A desperate enemy % confront.
II ia by no means certain that they VIII not Insist upon
bringing forward as their CanuIdac Tor GoFeihpr mai
great organizer ana schemer Samuel j. Ildc Inc only
way 10 nsnt the deyi ignt Him win nre IL that
Democratic Mopnlst0pheles shall De noniinattu ioT
Governor. sde must put mp against MN our
very strongest man. and every body ooncedes tat our
man is Roscoe COnkng. WIN h!m as our can
didaie for Governor ana with strong chhddhte upon
the ticket for ernOr, ana win the nOi
nation OF able ana well known men 10 MI tue various
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

The attending the I these great remedies m ne
trea meu icrous of the sau and scalp wi os 0l bar
astonishing. Fr0u rfTf ~ tn country come la
most grateful aCku0 weG-uvH what mi-Hi ne called f
n u Uus cures Wcger, Weeks Potter rkeaa ttr i1Jns
10 all who have spoken good wOrl for Nutirlg ueura
and Cuf.cura H-snlFeH- and il flL uj t"tFa &C.
ports Oi new cases wherever they occur
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
BENJAMIN ID. CRAIG.

Benjamin Davies Craig, age seyCnty-One, a
ueL-.nown citizen. died Of paralysis Thursday 81 h8
rcsidencr. No l3s MGodOasa-,t. He born in this
cityaud was graduated from Columbia College Hamilton
Fish and John Zones. iato preside no OF the Chemical
bans beng OF hs classmates. Mr.. craig pfActlscd
as Tor Time but alicrwad IN 1896 became connected
win the Bank for Savings. OF which hc was Controller
al the lime OF his death.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
CONFLICT IN THE house OF BISHOPS.

Bishop and Bishops boys ought to barmO-
uIz. ou me question uI tle bshuplAuen cOmbual on
before they par thousand miles b-iWtcA iaiurr dAd
family Ile elder Richard in NcWIOIk, is d-glalUIng
amy cDupc ~ or una .rssauGug with Ilden, while the
vouug ana risky DIcG has been lett az home De- mold
enemies Of OuIos Governor Or COURSE, there 40 pO-
Iifjcal gguucauce I'D UuCie Richards visit o. tue NE
Iru.IuIis bul Just Tor tie Of symmetry things
ono fI pf El-T.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

State Offices which to become ut the 1st or
January next. viii, believe ne assured. Let
not throw away chancrs bu rather grasp thO 0ppor
tuuity which ~ own, and make assurance coutly
sure by insisting the nomination OF Roscoe COnk-
lin far fav.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
TIE PRESIDENT UNWILLING O. 10 LOSE SHERMAN.
H4.Atn .t0A Dsgagsh 70 Ile CINCINNATI CyInaer.taL.

A Republican member OF the Ono delcga-
ton VINO il innate The White House, remaThed TO
your sIOndeut tonight mat ihe President does not
f.Ee kindly 10 the suggestion mat sherman eaYo the
Cabinet aud enter ONO politics Il Is the Presidents
earnest desire LIS CaUnet coeX.stcut Wih MS
AdmnstrAllOn and well pleased VITA his pres
eut Otclal family That ne would not Willingly near 10
any them leaving, much less sherman, WHO by MS
uunrece tented financial Ily has made himself bull
warK stIeBg the Administration. Ills Thought mere
hat President would uOJ glYO up sherman without
protest so earnest tuat the Secretary would not leave
"a face OF IT, lie reported saving tnat there ls
suficauCy OF Gu8cIuatorIal timber III ONO, ana tie
is that they need reach into the Cabinet
a
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
MLNHLED

RONNER-FTTCH-On weine.'lv. N1V 7lsr9. ~ Chr.st
CnUrcr Cincinnati Ohio bv the Rev. / 81. .sus g. tr.
A. A. Conner of York Miss Jeanette. daughter 4
George B. Fitch. esq. 0f LaTrrnCr1uIE. Ind
ULTZ-WELL,-In newport, % i- Thursday. May :.
9r 1e -.-tfa1cr O tnc urHr Brlnrr The Hon. E.
Fav bv tae Rev j. 10 Lndhom assisted h~ tHe .sr. le1
= MaC Jackson s. -clutL, n -eW-loia' 70 Mary ray
ID
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

Katzenjammer" is the generic term by
whicu tine Germans designate the suherngs whcn fol.
low iuiewper.uce fu eating or drinking. \ g'1fs ~
schuzs Settlers or Vchv taken before rurne q
ni-nt prevents ka.zeuI amAler IN Tie Mofnins.-iN.
i. Express.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
PRrvTrvG CLOTHS MARKET.


FALL RIVER Mass. Nav 9-The demand and sales havs
been iyh bat market continues very du 40 previous
~.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

A Texas chap shot five men and no atten-
ton a. laid 10 IT, hut one day be mule. anu ia
les tuan IN hour Infatuated citizens hanged Aim-
lOd CIty Derrick
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

should Plumbing matesis hey wsn uSsa Th WY
tesv nave seen :" HEL1.N hR IMPROVED Wa if-a
CIOsE E.rH supplied by IL {. MEYER & CO.. 81 isE SIt,
PLY CISrERN" nttcG up with water atachci Al ,.
plumbing goods.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
SpeciGI Ioilce5



Carriages.
Having reorganized our concern AMI r'iuc.n % onl sI
Sry frIn possessed facilities manufacturing same
Ii@N 'N'''''- -spRISG AND sUuMEB TRADE
with choice selection OF -eA,onaoe carriages ana i"Ye u
svactiOu by those desiring lo .uIcltse
RELIABLE WORK
Everv nn5 REDUCED 70 meet the gor9.ar demand Quay
Kesairs as usual speciality. iud conducted viii same care
and ienon detail a. construction oi new WORK az nni.
o'H '''' RfsLEY IRyITc C, caTTssa eaI4srs se,
broadway AMI 81 .h-st
Debts Collected ANYWHERE fee continent hIglcst
references Theodore rhelef LAWYER 3 Fnionst Bio2ELn
DR. Cbsndler's Chnuramiie Blood and Lyer CURE dys
pepsil oppressive Jrc'tlls c''ll' eLs, s '., -
Genuine vichy.-specihe for Gout Rheama1.sm Dia
oese,, Gravel, kidney Diseases sc.
FreiIrichshalI Bitter Wafer
surc remedy ior CONSTIPATION ana E-adaole.
For Gout ara Rbenu,ati-u, Dr. Lay1.Ic'- R,nene,-
Lqud aud Ps-lave 40 eluaL Descrptye pamphlet sent
ST. New-York
Geo. 4 Leayi:t & Co. AacIloueera
vroyrsD,y AND THURSDAY EVENINGS. MAY "a
AND -. AT cLINroN HALL. Vow on o1Ab''ion.
PgrvtTE LIBRARY
STANDARD and illustrated books On nns 6ndnssIA Anduoon,s
rirts Of america s,g @ GUAR 3 Bs g SS'S SSssion 81 all
SCIENTIFIe APPARArUs
5oge oGai' by Bees, &c, &c. catalogue ready.
Man. Mission on Ear;h-A thorough Medical Treaties.
s-rcnce OF ~ wears study ol,cryaU1n and professional
PRACTISE showing asnncUs that s nsure Restored "A ~
hOo. strengthened vitality s9Iud conditions ut ~ Air
that impaired py ovcrt~kad poscrA .l iels
Obstacles Marriage, aud OF tho means 70 reS!c
them By mail, -JC cufeGCy or postage stiAJal Ait'is
secy Mu-enm Anatomy and Sciruce llt5 broNl@AY. W
Post nce SotIce-rhe torosn or the week snins
gGITEpAY NAV To- 1873 viii Gloss az tals 0her On
TT FSDAY tot Enrope ny Steamship yoHnnyyia
DueeusOwn. Oa WEDN E,DAl, 40 s3ja n Tor europe ~
eansaD ScyLi Queenstown correspondents lot Fahlo
must be- specially addressed and ~ s;3u a u OI alos
canada Havre on iIlJ hSDAf ..
a. m for Europe CITY of Chester, Wa Cnces
town pondance GcrnAny aud France must 0e spe
ciay addrrssei) and al IL m, for EurQle ~ stealsAP
-Dll.~t PymOutn, GherbOnrg Hanbufgi ou SAL
uRDAY a. 5:.pB m, for Europe. " stesHsnp bA &c
spOndonce for Germany 4la ,col anu
he 5:so 7totiahi
Il.t bv steamship ana az II a. tn
Sr r. bv stams Oder via southampton ana Bremen
The mans Denmar1 aud Nor Sav are dspatched
v steamers only The mans 20 40
W,.i Iuass Brazil Argentine leave Aew-1 OK NAY o.
Thn mails or Havana oaye Se~ IOrs 81 W Ine nas 10
~ Sr-t indies via BERN Ida and II Thomas leave Nes
YorK Nav : Tho mails Tor AsUinvaD and soGta PaIaS
p,rf cav. Csv Y0rk TO- The mails Tor Austfaa &o
leave -.r Fasoisco NAV ~ Tho malls Tor CHINA and japan
cave san francisco May 10. ..,.. ,o.-....,..
Post Onlce. New-YOrk. May 8. 1872
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
HOURs:Sforninc

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
MIDNIGHT WEArHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

For the Middle Atlantic States and New
Eng4 4nd south to east winds, slightly warmer clear
htZy weather
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Geo. a. Leayi:i & Co. AaclIoueera
PRrvATE LIBRARY

WEDNESDAY AND THU L,DAY EVENINGS MAY
AND u. Ar CLINTON HALL. NOw on OK Aibuon.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

STANDARD and ustlteI books n nne 0ndnss-h hnnub"ns
Tr OF America also OUafrupDl, Uy Audubon s. bathMn
Eng gr.tvings: also an exceedingly tns collection 0t
~CIENTIFIH APPARATUS ;.
FOur-Hch Telescope. by A.yau CARA bloc-iat AlcIps
cope. by Beck. ,Ec, &c Catalogue ready.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
WAR MEMORIES.
A Talk WITH GENERAL HAzEN

4 TALK With GENERAL HAAEN.
SHILOH, MURFRTESBORO AND G. ICRtMAVGA-
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNsTONs GENERALsuIP-
GRANT. THOMAS, GAHFIELD AND toGAS A
MILF ~ COMMANDMENTS srORMING oTFoRr
MALLlsTEs-FISE QUALITIES OF AMERICAN
SOLDIERS.
General William b. Hazen, in q conversation
given below, relates many "reminiscences of Shiloh
Chickamaugl and other battles Of the rebellion
He praises highly the conduct OF the troops at Sailoh
the main incidents of which have been recalled by
the recent cour-martial. He also gives his impress
sious If tine military qualities Of Grant, sherman
Garfield. Logan. Albert sidney Johnston and other
well-knOvu commanders.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

indicating conn .url DISABILITIES luiN ne taoFo- az
experience ~ years study oJ,,ryaoh and o.o.s3hA
practise showing asnncrs that s nsre hosiDreI "a ~
hUn strengthened Vitality sJud conditions 0i II aL
that nave impaired py Ovcrt~Kad p1"or+ s1 eIs
Of Marriage and OF tho means 70 7'e
Them mail, CuTcLCy postage st1nJa Aiif'is
ee'y Mu-eum Anatomy and Science. Llf3 brOaiWaY ~ 4
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

ENTERPRISE is something, which -four
ishes in this country like a green bay
tree. The average American always
measures worth by value in dollars and
cents, and boy or girl is ''good" in
proportion to his ability to earn the
needful. A man is always "worth" the
amount of money he can command. A
farmer pretty thoroughly imbued with
these ideas of what constitutes worth,
last week entered one of our hardware
stores to purchase stove damper. He
did not wish to trench upon the fund
derived from the sale of produce and
tried to make barter with the clerk who
waited upon him. He had grown up
daughter at home which in his account
of stock he inventoried at Is cents. Just
the price of the damper and he suggested
an even 'swap." The clerk took him at
his word and the granger promised to
deliver the girl to her new master this
week. This is said to be San over true
tale end the clerk confidently expects
his hundred and odd pounds of flesh.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
YOUR LAST CHANCE.

The extraordinary advance in prices of
almost every kind of merchandise, fol-
lowing SO closely upon a long period
when values have been depressed abb
normally, leads me to address you these
few lines.
Pig iron that we paid $1700 per ton
for last year, is now scarce at $1,000 per
ton, an advance of over one hundred and
ninety per cent. Whether the present
prices for materials can be maintained or
not, is a subject on which opinions may
differ; but no one expects in many years
to come, to see prices as low as they have
been. This one fact must be apparent
to you, that we can not pay present pri-
ces, without considerable advance on
our selling prices beyond what they now
are. have not, and do not now propose
to raise my prices to the standard of
present prices of materials. Favorable
purchases made early in the season, per-
NIT me now offering you my goods lower
than L shall be able to offer them if the
prices of materials remain where they
now are.
Stoves were thought to be very low
last year with pig iron at $500 per ton.
If l now offer stoves as low or lower with
pig iron at $4,000 per ton it must be
favorable time to buy.
f. WAGNER
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
FIRE AT CLARKS MILLS.

The Touring mill of Ira p Clark was
destroyed by fire on Thursday morning
of last week. The mill with its entire
contents is total loss, and was not in
sured. The building took fire on the
east side and was first discovered by the
family of F. Ohde. 1t spread so rapidly
that nothing could be saved, the mill
books being burned with everything else
in the mill. Mr.. Clark beside the mill
lost 80 bushels of wheat stored there
and $50 bushels of feed. There were $50
bushels of wheat in the mill beside, be-
longing to farmers. The mill was worth
$1,000, and the general belief is that its
destruction was the work of an incendiary.
Mr.. Clark has already begun the work of
rebuilding.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

REMEMBER that anything in the line of
hardware, tinware, brass fittings, coal or
wood stoves, iron and steel, woodwork
for wagon-m akers, sleigh shoes, rope,
paint, oil, glass. ETC., can always be
found at Rand & Roemers, York and
Eighth streets, at lowest living prices.
They make it point to keep everything
in the hardware line, and their immense
building is filled from cellar to roof with
goods, invoices arriving daily to keep
the stock full. They are doing a bust
ness excelled by no firm in the state
outside of Mhwaukee-which speaks we'll
for their way of doing it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
WE clip the following from the III

WE clip the following from the Eil-
trdukee Sentinel.
An operation at the Wisconsin Eye and
Ear Intirmary by DR.. E. g. Houghman,
assisted by DIR. Jas. NJ. Allen, revealed
an odd substitute for an eye. John Les
senger, young farmer near Two Rivers,
Manitowoc county, was falling tree in
company with his father, and when it
crashed down it struck a dry tree,
piece of bark striking him in the eye and
Frustrating him. The eye was forced out
of the socket where it remained spite of
the efforts of local physicians to force il
back to its place. Mr.. Lessenger finally
consulted DR.. E. G. Houghman, who, on
extirpating the injured member. discov.
cred in the place it had occupied bit of
tree limb one Inch and a quarter in
length, half an inch wide, and g quarter
of an inch thick. The case was a singular
one, to say the least.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
AT LAST
Manitowoc Will Take Her Place
Among the Cities Of The State
To Which Her Geographical Loca-
ton Entities Her.
The Trunk Line an Established
Fact. ---Manitowoc the Ship
ping Point.

Special Telegram to The Pilot.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Dec. 24.-Gen.
Ginty showed me letter at Chippewa
Falls this morning, received from New
York parties last night, stating that
articles had beer signed for the construc-
ton Of trunk line from Minneapolis to
Manitowoe via Chippewa Falls, Wausau
and Clintonville. Rheinlender, of the
Lake Shore Road, takes half the securi-
ties, and Porter, of the North Western,
and others, the balance Arrangements
are also nearly completed for a line of
boats from Manitowoc to Ludington.
GEO. 3. BYRON.
Special telegram to the Inter Ocean.
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 22.-Thad G.
Pound, president of the new railway
trunk line east from st. Paul, telegraph
ed the consummation of the plan. F.
W. Rhinelander, president of the Lake
Shore g. Western Railroa |, has contract
ed to build from the terminus of his line
to Wausau and fifty-four miles beyond,
through Marathon county to the junction
with the Wisconsin Central Railway at
or near Colby. President Colby of the
latter road, has contracted to build from
Colby to Chippewa Falls, where the line
will connect with the present branch to-
Eau Claire, on the West Wisconsin road,
making a straight line to st. Paul from
Milwaukee and Manitowoc. Propellers
are to run from the latter place to con-
meet with the Canadian Grand Trunk
road at Ludington Mich. The profits
are to be equitably divided between the
four roads named.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

In order to give quietus to hacking
cough, take dose of Thomas Eclectric
Oil thrice day, or oftener if the cough
spells render it necessary. This inestim-
able and widely esteemed remedy also
cures crick in the back, rheumatic COM
plants, kidney ailments, pains, etc. 1t
is used inwardly and outwardIy. A
reference to advertisement in another
part of this paper is recommended. Note
electric, selected and electrified. For
sale by Jones & Schallern.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

WE take pleasure in announcing to the
public that We have secured the exclusive
right to sell the celebrated Diamond
Medical Bitters in this city. They are
the best remedy in the market for Dys-
pepsia, Liver and Kidney Complaint and
Indigestion. Every bottle is warranted,
and if they do not perform what is
claimed for them, return the bottle and
we will refund your MONEY. Jones &
SchalIern.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

CAPTAIN JOHN JACOBS has about COM
pleted arrangements for steam barge,
102 feet keel. 20 feet beam and y feet
hold. The contract is not yet closed but
will be in few days, Mr.. Jasper Han
son doing the work. The barge will
cost about 49, 900 and will be used be-
tween this city and Ludington. Captain
Jacobs has made his schooner Industry
yield pretty large profits within the last
few Years
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
PLUMB & NELSON'S ITEMS,

We are as thankful for small favors as
for large ones and they receive as much
attention. PLUMB & NELSON.
We are offering the finest assortment
of candy you ever saw. We mean just
what we say and you greatly miss it if
you buy for your Holiday needs before
seeing us-cheaper than ever now.
PLUMB & NELSON.
New nuts-crop 1879 just in and we
are offering them cheap, don't forget.
PLUMB & NELSON.
Mince meat, prepared Cider, Apple,
Ounce and Peach butter, Yarmouth
Bloaters in tiers, California Pears, Flori-
ia Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, dried
whole California Pears, Plunns, Peaches
and Prunes. Candied Orange, Lemon
and Citron; imported Macaroni rnd Ver-
mialli in lib papers; Alden dried apples
in 2lb papers; Mackerel in 5lb tins,
choicest London layers in g., 123 and %
Id boxes. Patras Currants, tie first ever
shown in this market; Syrup in 5 gal.
kegs, apples by the peck, bushel and
barrel; candy in lib boxes; canned fruits
vegetables, j. meats and fishes in every
known style, quantity price and quality,
and every thing else in the eating line
you will be likely to want, and all for
sale al low prices. If you don't see
what you want ask for 1t. Truly.
PLUMB & NELSON.
We have made extra efforts to show
you the finest stock of Holiday goods
ever displayed and we have reason to
think our endeavors have besn attended
with success. Come and see. Truly,
PLUMB I NELSON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
(Rirst nnhlieat1on necnmhor4 1s-oA ~

(Ffrst publication December4 4. 1871 No, 125
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
l. In the matter OF the estate of Jonas KAN
merer deceased
lie 81 whom 1t may concern: Letters of admin
lstration On said estate having been issued TO
Mary kammerer on the second day of December
A. D., 1879, and six months from and after said dav
their claims for examination end allowances. no.
tlce is hereby given that the undersigned will! on
the third day of June, 1880, and ON the second
tuesday of each month intervening that date and
the date hereof, at the Probate Office in the citv
OF Manitowoc, in said county, receive, examine
and adjust all claims, and demands OF all persons
against said deceased
Dated, December 2, 1879
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
~ " q VIZ TURNER, Atty 3. ian1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
NEW YEARS CARDS.

Those desiring new years cards are
requested to order Them before the 18th,
as we wish to know just what number to
purchase. Sample cards of all varieties
and prices can be seen at the Office.
Call. and order at once as there may be
some doubt of our ability to furnish
them after the date above mentioned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

The want of centuries Is supplied By
Diamond Medical Bitters, an entirely
vegetable bitters, free from all alcoholic
stimulants, medicine that expels dis.
ease without weakening the patient. For
sale by Jones & Schallern and Liebig &
Co
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

ALL qualities of California wines di-
rect from the groves at Sixta's. Choicest
articles of Kelley Island wine, as dry
and sweet Catawbas. Claret and Concord
wines, Champagnes Sparkling Catawba)
at lowest prices at Si1ta's.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25
PERSONAL.

EMIL BAENsCH is spending the holt
days at home.
JULIE LINsrEDT OF Mishicott was in the
city On Tuesday.
MRs. A. WooD, of Two RiYers, was in
the city on Monday.
CAPTAIN ALBRIGHT again circulates
among his Manitow0c friends.
Ed. SCHNEIDER has been confined to
his bed by sickness for some time.
Miss MARY NELSON spends her vaca-
ton with. her friends in Manitowoc.
Mr.. P. MCMAHON ir. of Meeme was q
welcome caller at our Office On Tuesday
JESSE SHERWOOD, former resident OF
this place, lately died at Fl. Collins, Col.
MARX WALDO is home from the uni
versity for a two weeks visit among
friends.
Mich. KUHL, who has for some time
been seriously sick, is now in fair way
of recovery.
Miss EsTELLA SMART arrived home on
Wednesdayof last week from the State
University.
Mr.. REINHART RAHR arrived home
from Ann Arbor on Sunday to spend the
holidays with friends in this city.
Mr. C. F. WENzEL and Miss Capitola
Raymond will be married tomorrow,
Thursday, at the residence of the
brides parents in Neshota.
CAPTAIN JOHN MCKAY Of the steamer
Manistee is spending the winter at the
Windiate House. He stays here to su-
perintend the rebuilding Of the Manistee.
Mr.. NJ. MCMAHON of Kewaunee, will
spend his holiday vacation in dancing on
his knee little one, which arrived just
when her papa had most time to give
her attention.
GERRY NASH Of Clintonville has been
changing his name without application
to the legislature. In about two years a
small male voice will be calling him
Papa Nash. 1t is long distance to
send cigars, but we expect to smoke one
tomorrow on dot little Yakoob Strauss
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

A. MANNHEIMER has the finest stock of
pipes, meerschaum, wild root and all
other kinds, ever brought TO the city.
His cases are filed and his prices reason
able. Just drop in aud take look at
them if you wish to purchase anything of
that kind.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

DO NOT forget that G. Haukohl & Son
keep one of the largest stocks of boots
and shoes in the city, rubbers and over
shoes of all kinds. If you cannot be
suited with their ready made stock you
can have your boots and shoes made to
order.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

TWENTY-FIVE dollars will buy sewing
machine with two draws, cover and side
table. guaranteed to run as easy and do
any Kind of work which any machine will
do costing more money. This machine
We warrant for Eve years. G. Book. If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-12-25

RAND & RoENIER of this city have been
made agents for the celebrated Improved
Howe Scales. These scales took the
grand gold medal at the Paris Exhibition.
The agricultural societies of several states
also awarded first premiums for this
scale. tf