The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-06

LIE iai SCct nuo uOce CoLupiotc eaScOIt-
ment of wallpaper and borders of all
grades at Piening 4 Fechter's.
Mr.. FIsHEL has again taken up his
residence at Manitowoc. Such men as
Mr.. Fischel are always welcome.
TIE clergymen of Milwaukee have
combined against Sabbath breaking
They will find the field large one.
THE treasurer's tax list will be found
in to-day's Pnor-interesting reading for
those whose property is mentioned.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. Amman, residing
in the third ward, had a finger shot off
yesterday while playing with pistol.
Nh. CARY, the well known Milwaukee
lawyer, has been appointed general So
licitor of the Mil, L. s. 4 W. railroad.
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore i West
ems earnings for March show an increase
of 121 per cent. over the month previous.
THE new congressional apportionment
oftLe state does not please the delega
ton at Washington. Heaven be praisedl
THE largest assortment of boots, shoes
and slippers, containing the latest styles,
has arrived at E. Krummheuer's. apo
NEVER before was shown in Manitowoc
such splendid stock of boots, shoes and
slippers as at present. at Krummheuer's.
K. T. TEIGEN's grocery store was clos
ed up on Monday, he having made an
assignment for the benefit OF MS credit
ors.
JUST as soon as Reinhart Rahr assum
ed the care of young bear cub, he was
seized with an ambition to be city
father.
THE steamers Sheboygan and Muske-
gon of the Goodrich line have been fitted
out and are ready to depart at moments
notice.
IT is said that Capt. Goodrich will run
a regular line of steamers between this
city and Menominee, Mich, the coming
season.
A NEW comet is approaching the earth
at the rate of 1000, 900 miles per day but
will not be in position to display itself
until June.
We are indebted to John Barnes of
Liberty, for editorial assistance this
week. Mr.. Barnes Yields graceful and
vigorous pen.
PETER BENNETT of Meme, who has
for some years been an inmate of the
Oshkosh asylum, died at the latter
place recently.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hinrichs'.
Cure guaranteed.
A HANDSOME steam engine, made by
August Dueno, has been put in position
in Rahr's brewery. 1t will be used to
run the air pump.
W. NJ. GATES, who last year managed
Thos. Halloran's cheese factory, will run
Smith & Loomis's factory at Sheboygan
Falls this season.
FOND DU LAO is reveling in the details
of the elopement of a well-known mar
ried man with woman who claims to be
a spiritual medium.
THE tow barge York State was launch
ed from Hanson & Scove's yard on Mon
day, having been entirely overhauled
during the winter.
SALOONS will find the minimum license
imposed by the state heavy tax. 1t
will no doubt make many beer singers
change their vocation.
THERE is at present one case of small
pox in this city. In Carleton, Kewau-
nee Co., in the vicinity of Norman P. o.
nine cases are reported.
A MAJORITY of the schools of the coun-
ty have been forced to take vacation,
the condition of the roads making atten-
dance almost impossible.
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore & West
ern company has published revised set
of rules for the guidance of its conduct
ors, ticket and station agents.
The first schooner to. leave Chicago for
the lower lakes this season was the Guido
Pfster, which cleared for Buffalo on
Thursday with cargo of grain.
JAMES JOYCE of Chicago has been
spending a portion of the week with
friends at Maple Grove, where he was
called by the death of his brother.
EMIL KRUMMHEUER is making boots
and shoes specially, he buys of large
manufacturers, saves the jobbe,s profit
and therefore is able to sell so cheap.
In the ''long time ago" a rain of forty
days and forty nights was sufficient to
drown the world. We have passed thro'
rain of forty weeks and we still live.
THIS city is the terminus of the trad
ing salesman's route now. When he is
told Of the condition of the roads sup
north" he clings to the railroad track.
Our merchants are displaying very
attractive stocks of goods, but the wary
granger considers the sea of mud on the
roads and continues his pastoral pursuits.
SEVERAL of the streets in the city need
looking after by the commissioner. ALI
garbage which has found its way upon
them during the winter should be remov-
ed.
SMALL quantities of ''home made"
maple sugar have found their way to the