The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-02-06

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yonthfulness the district attorney had
the cases dismissed.
A QUARREL between a blacksmith of
this city and his hired man led to the
arrest of the former. He had beaten the
other about the head with a red hot
horse shoe, held with pair of tongs.
THE hotel of William GUse of Forrest
Junction was entered by burglars last
week and SITS III cash taken. Those fell
lows seem to be giving their attention to
country people now. They did not drive
good business in this city.
A BILL las been introduced in the leg
islature to reduce the rates of railroad
and telegraph companies, % per cent of
the present rates. The bill has a lengthy
preamble showing the justice of such re-
duction.
Mr.. Q. r. BACON has regular adver-
tisement liz the PINOT, to which we III
tended to call attention before If you
are in need of organs or pianos examine
his advertisement and it may aid you in
making a purchase.
YOUNG men seem to think tn at if they
are seated in a cutter they have license
to run over person Oh the street, The
city marshal might give those careless
drivers an adrnonition that would be of
value to them.
A NOTICE Of a temperance lecture to be
given at Gibson on Feb. came to hand
| after last week paper was out. Recollect
that anything which does not reach us
before Thursday morning cannot be
published that week.
JUDGING from reports of teachers
meetings, there will soon be an ample
fund on hand with which to procure a
teachers library. This is move in the
right direction on the part of the teach
ers of the county. A good library is an
excellent auxiliary.
GEN. MCDONALD. The Syl phi and their
attorney are involved in new kind of
trouble. They resisted United States
officers while attaching farm property
belonging to the general. The trio were
arrested and imprisoned in the Plankin-
ton House in Milwaukee.
We must request those who rerort
proceedings of teachers meetings to
state facts briefly. There are such
number of these meetings throughout
the county and if the reports be prolix,
they will occupy mere space than we can
afford to spare.
On Saturday evening barn belonging
to Frank Becker, was totally destroyed
by fire. The barn was insured for $50.
A valuable COW was lost, and the house
standing near was badly scorched. The
furniture was injured considerably in be-
ing removed. That was also fully insured.
THE ice house belonging to Windiate,
! Donohue ct al. has been enlarged so that
| it will contain 5000 tons of ice. 1t is a
mammoth ice house being 130x120 aud
10 feet high. 1t will be sided and painted
during the summer and viii be a fixture.
1t already contains more than 5000 tons
| of the clearest kind of ice.
WE Will give chrome to every visitor,
| who viii not disturb the workmen at our
! Office. If those terms be not accepted we
| shall bestow little sole leather in order
that the street may be more readily
reached. Ii you have business with US
we shall be glad to see you. Ii not, the
shorter your visit the more acceptable.
Id. Portland Blueperries $50 doz.
9 Fishers Star Peaches 1.S5
g Yarmouth Corn $50 {.
3 i" Elgin L" 900 "
3 " =" Tomatoes lao "
z g :. 8 ITO .
The above are all standard first quality
goods. J, SCHpETTE & BRos. Wv
EMIL KRUMMHEUER has moved his
goods to the corner store of the same
Building, where he continues his bust
| ness II the same lines: boots and shoes,
clothing, hats, caps and groceries. Boots
and shoes are speciality, of which he
keeps very good assortment. and any
one in need of anything in his line should
not fail to see him. 2w
LOST.
Apocket book containing one hundred
and sixty (Sl60) dollars, and nine notes,
on the town line road. Fifty dollars re-
ward will be given for the recovery of the
money. Tie finder viii please leave it
| at 4. Fischers store, in this city. Feb13
| AFTER THIS DATE SAVE % TO so
PER CENT,
/ By getting your physician's prescriptions
and family RECEIPTS put up at T, 4 J.