The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-15
Man;tosvoc. THURSDAY, Jan. 18Th.

GEO. PAsKRArz' mill began work on
Monday of this week.
BOYS were busy with heel plates and
skates on Monday last.
The father of Quirin Even died at his
home lately in Koossuth.
A THIRD ward saloon keeper lately got
into rather serious trouble.
SOME of the young railroad engineers
have been refrigerated because OF care
lessnees.
THE furniture of the Andy johnson
has been stored IN the vacant room near
Platt's store.
SHIP BUILDERS are anxiously praying
for snow, 20 that timber may be brought
to their yards.
THE wife ofJohn Lahey of Two Creeks,
died lately at the residence of her
parents in Liberty.
We are indebted to bIr. Fred. Miller
OF the Registers Office for the report of
marriages for the year 1879.
FARTHER particulars regarding the
New Trunk Line will be found on the
first page Of tie Pilot, this week.
THE railroad boys presented Hallock
with an $50 gun, when it was learned
that he intended to quit the road.
BURGLARS are said to be around again
and though nothing has as yet been TAX
en- by them it is as we'll to keep sharp
look out.
DoCToR w. r. Miller of the n. W.
Surgical Institute Will be in the city
January 23rd and oath. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
THE friends of the Rev. NJ. Y. Averill
will make him donation visit at the
rectory. on next Thursday evening, Jan.
22nd. All are invited.
MEssRs. JONES AND ScHALLERN have
sold their drug store to Henry Hinrichs
of this city. Mr.. Hinrichs is very able
druggist and we predict his success.
TAKE Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop
your colds, coughs and bronchial affec-
tions before they run into consumption
that you cannot stop. jan22
Mr.. FL. MULHoLLAND SEN, left on
Monday for visit to his son Peter in
Dakota. Mr.. Mulholland will make Da-
kota his home in future if pleased with
the climate.
White fish, trout, mackerel, herring,
salmon etc., all warranted sound and
good, at
Wv J. ScHUETrE & Bros,
CHARLEY FIGHTER visited the PILOT
Office on Wednesday and used one of tho
revolving chairs as a whirligig until his
brain grew giddy and he asked to be put
into his little bed.
Il. L. WAY of Milwaukee will be in
the city on Monday next and will then or
ganize dancing class. Mr.. Way is
quite an accomplished teacher of dancing
and should be literally patronized.
THE Oshkosh Northwestern issued
mammoth edition on the Sth inst. devot-
ed largely to a review of the business of
Oshkosh. 1t devotes considerable space
to giving its opinions of its exchanges.
AT the election for chief engineer of
the Fire Department, Fred. Seeger
was again chosen. Mr.. Seeger has been
long in the service and enjoys the con-
fidence of every one as his repeated
election to this important position DEM
onstrates.
The Belle Laurie went ashore near
Ahnapee on Tuesday night. She was
anchored near Two Rivers Point and
broke her cable. She is loaded with
COAL salt and feed. The waves dashed
over her and she is almost full of water,
though not injured.
Guild of the Episcopal church will be
given at the Windiate House parlors
this evening. The exercises will consist
of charades, vocal and instrumental
music, readings. etc. A general invita-
ton is extended.
REMEMBER Diamond Medical Bitters
are no alcoholic beverage, but purely
vegetable medicine, the friend of the in
valid and the prop of the old and infrm.
No person or family should be without
them. For sale by Jones & Schallern
and Liebig & Co.
NJ. A. MALLoY left for his home in
Nebraska yesterday morning. During
the nine years be has been away from
the county he says there has been much
progress among the farmers Of the coun.
ty. In Mich's pithy language ''the far
mers have machinery for doing every
thing but telling lies"
THE Enterprise having suggested that
the 9th Sunday of February be set aside
as day of prayer among the editors of
the peninsula, Nash of the Chronicle.
agrees to Go the singing in case we assist
him. No sir: no sir. We must be prin-
cipal, leader, boss, head sachem or
whatever title they give the crack singer
in choir. or we will have nothing to do
with the affair.
CONDUCTOR HALLoCK has resigned his
position on the Lake Shore and Western,
and leaves next Monday for California.
We understand he has purchased an or
ange grove there. The trip to Milwau-
kee Will not be as pleasant as it used
under haIiock's guardianship. We wish
him success IN his new home, and hope
that the golden fruit will soon make him
a millionaire