The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-03-27

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ROBERT BlBINGER fell on the sidewalk
on Sunday last and sprained his wrist
/ The sidewalk was icy with drippings from
the roof.
A SUBSCRIPTION is being made for the
/ benefit of sufferers by the food in Hun
gary. Quite large collection has already
been made.
PLUMB 6 NELSON will be in their new
quarters the latter part of April. Their
store is being fixed up so as to be one OF
the finest in the state.
HE salary of the city marshal was re-
duced Monday night from $500 to $500,
and that Of the city clerk from 800 to
$500 for the ensuing year.
ARE your horses or cattle sick? II so,
go to T. &. J. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
E. K. & e. H. RAND keep large stock
Of tinware and hardware Oh hand. Give
them. call if you want that line of
goods, and you will save money.
THE water in the lakes is much lower
at present than it was this time last year.
The Inter Ocean states that in Chicago
| the water is eighteen inches lower.
THIS is the maple sugar season. III
| any Of our country friends insist on our
| accepting loaf of sugar, there is moth
ing for us to 10 but yield gracefully.
CONE in and look at my stock of Ham
burgs. They are beautiful in pattern,
aud SO cheap that you buy if you see
! them. CHAs. Book.
A NEW correspondent from Cato pre-
sants his first letter to the readers Of the
PnoT this week. He Will give the news
| of Rockland, Maple Grove and Cato.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL is about to
erect a building in Milwaukee at cost
of $500, 600 A portion Of it will be DC
cupied by the Chamber Of Commerce.
IT is now almost certain that Mr.. Iru-
man will leave Mauitowoc at an early
day to go into business at Milwaukee.
His family viii remain in Nanitowoc
during the summer.
NOTICE change in the standing adver-
tisement of J. Schuette & Bros. Those
gentlemen give you prices in their to-
days al. which it will pay you to look
over.
Bon INGERsanL says the gods came
down to make love to the daughters OF
men, but he does not blame them as he
never read OF a heaven that he would moi
leave on the same mission.
1 HAVE just received a nice assortment
of ladies Walking Shoes, Slippers and
buttoned Shoes of the newest styles and
at greatly reduced prices. Please call
and look at them at G. Books.
JOE STEADIET OF Liberty, aged u, fell
from a ladder on Tuesday of this week
breaking his arm in three places. The
bones protruded from the skin near the
wrist
PoLuTcs have begun to play part
again in town elections. OF late years
town caucuses made nominations regard
less of party. But now parties make
straight party nominations.
CHECK a cough or cold at once, and
| use an old and reliable remedy, such as
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup. Price 25
cts, large size 80 cts. Sold by 7. & j.
Robinson.
THOMAS GREY, who has for some time
been in the employment of the railroad
company, was lately promoted to the
position of engineer Mr.. Grey's friends
viii rejoice at his advancement which is
highly deserved.
We will feel grateful to our friends
throughout the county if they will send
Us reports of election as early, Wednes-
day, as possible. We shall want the
names of Chairmen, Clerks, Assessors
and Treasurers.
The scow Alaska of Milwaukee light
bound for Ahnapee went ashore at Two
Greeks Sunday night at II o'clock She
was badly leaking but at latest accounts
not badly damaged. Captain Christainson
went to Milwaukee for assistance.
Mr.. VIM. II. Cox, n former resident of
Manitowoc has invented a s'corn har-
vester" and is about to erect factory in
Ottawa, Illinois, for the construction
of these harvesters. 1t is said that the
company, OF which Mr.. Cox is president,
viii employ 800 men.
THESE sudden changes of the weather
seldom fail to bring cough or cold, and
we can recommend DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup as a certain cure for all diseases
of the lungs and chest. The price is only
25 cts. and 81. Sold by T. 4 J. Robin
son.
FIFTEEN pieces OF Broadhead Alpacas
just arrived Prices about ten per cent
lower than formerly. These goods are
becoming more popular the longer they
are known, and their sale is steadily en-
ereasinS. Sold only by J. Schuette {,
Bros.
WE have Just increased our stock of
gros grain ribbons over one half. Should
you want any in the new shades, and of
extra quality, all silk, then don't forget
that we can fill the BILL We have also
good assortment of satin and gros grain
and two toned. J. SCHUErTE & BRos.
JASON PELLET of Gibson brought in
an enormous stick of timber last Tues
day. He u-ed five teams of horses in