The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-09-15

the bridge crossing the Manitowoc river
in the town Of Rockland has been repair
ed and is again open for travel.
MANITowoc will be asked to contribute
toward the relief OF the sufferers by the
forest fires in Michigan, and the response
will be creditable to its citizens.
Our store keepers should not be al.
lowed to block up the sidewalks in front
of their stores entirely-as some Of them
are doing-with boxes and barrels.
| FIFTEEN hundred men are now en-
ployed on the extension of the NJ, L. S.
& ". Il. r. between Aniwa and Pelican
Lake, distance Of eighty-ive miles.
All persons having stock sired by my
stallion, Marvel" Will confer lasting
.faUor by exhibiting it at the county fair.
L. 0. HALRoN.
FARMERS, please remember that we
keep more repairs on hand than any man
ufacturer in the city.
BIBINGER & DAY.
THE man who fell from the masthead
of the schooner Thomas L. Parker, a
distance of "a feet, has almost entirely
recovered from the injuries sustained.
The Most Reverend John Martin
Henni, Archbishop of Milwaukee, died
at his residence in that city on Wednes-
day morning of last week, aged 76 years.
BEN. CHAMBERLIN, breakman on the
express train, had two fingers taken off
and his hand considerably bruised while
coupling on Friday last near Little Chute.
SO MANY cheese factories have been
established in the county this season
that the amount of butter brought to
market has been appreciably diminished.
THE revenue cutter Andy johnson has
gone to Detroit to assist in transporting
the homeless people from the burned dis
tricts of Michigan to Detroit and Erie.
A BUGGY in which Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Johnston were sitting was overturned by
q team backing into it on Monday after
noon. Mrs. Johnston was quite severely
injured.
THE ladies of st. James Guild will
give a sociable at 1.-THE Windiate House
tomorrow evening. Music and recita-
tions will help to make the evening en-
ioyable.
THE Pulaski Guards Of Milwaukee,
will visit this city next Sunday. A big
time is to be had at Gerpheide's Garden
in the afternoon. See advertisement
elsewhere.
The Lake Shore Traffic Company re-
Gently contracted with an Oshkosh man
for the putting in of 100000 feet of
logs for its mills at Norrie, at the rate of
10000, 900 a year.
THE finest line of photograph and au-
tograph albums now to be seen at Pier-
ing & Fechter's. Our variety of albums
comprises some of the finest goods that
the market produces.
THE Chronicle announces the death of
Rudolph Berger, son of Christian Der.
ger of that city, which occurred in Den
yer, Colorado, last week. The deceased
was % years of age.
FREIGHT traffic on the railroad was
never so great as at the present time.
The company experiences difficulty in
securing a sufficient number of cars to
meet the demands upon it.
LARD oil, sperm oil, castor oil, golden
machine oil, West Virginia oil and all
other machine oils are constantly kept in
stock and can be bought at bottom
prices at Wagner, Rand & Co.
As TEE best pillow for all purposes the
Red Jacket takes the cake" If the
farmers will just test the truth of this
assertion they will be convinced. Bib
niger & Day are the agents for it.
HAVING made changes in my shelvings
and added few more to them, I am now
in position to place many more goods,
and make it more pleasant for the buyer.
CHAs. Book.
For SALE.-I will offer for sale at the
county fair at Clark's Mills, ten Cots
void buck lambs and three Poland China
bears, three months old.
L. 0. HALRoN.
READ tho advertisement of DIR. Chase's
recipes in another column. Whoever
sells this book will not only have the sat
isfaction of making money, but that of
comforting a great favor upon all who
purchase.
Will SEEGER went to Chicago Tues
day morning to purchase an outfit of
dental tools. Or bis return he will open
dental Office up stairs in Anderson's
brick block, corner of South Eighth and
Quay streets.
LAST Friday the forward trucks Of the
engine pulling the express trsin from the
west were derailed by the breaking of
portion of the hange on one of them,
causing n delay of several hours in the
arrival of the train.
The county fair begins next Tuesday.
The officers of the Association have done
all in their power to further the interests
OF the exhibition, and it lies with the
people to decide what measure of sue
cess viii be accorded to it.
THE Wisconsin Editors and Publish
ers' Association viii meet in Milwaukee
on the 4th of October. An excursion
across the lake on the elegant new steam
er City of Milwaukee is one of the at
fractions of the occasion.