The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-16


entity which brought him before justice
Wallich and cost him in the neighbor
hood of $500.
THE Legislature acted wisely in passing
the pharmacy BILL The public should
be posted against incompetent and negli
gent druggists.
One FIFTH of the scow Success was re.
Gently sold by the administrators of the
estate of Jonah Richards to W. d. Rich
ards for $4,000.
The tug Irma L. Wheeler, bound from
Manistee to Milwaukee, was driven into
this port last Thursday night in partly
disabled condition.
WE understand that the steam barge
Daisy Day viii make regular weekly trips
between Milwaukee and Sturgeon Bay
the coming season.
THE artist who thrummed the piano at
the theater would make an excellent
drummer for the Rankin Guards. They
could march in time to his beating.
THE bill to borrow money from the
trust funds with which to cancel the
states indebtedness to the national gov
eminent was indefinitely postponed.
The farmers of the county all seemed
to have been taken with desire to visit
the city last Saturday and the result was
an enormous trade among our merchants
$500 per year can be easily made at
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10 Barclay Street, New York. Send for
their catalogue and full particulars. oct82
THE city has been overrun with drum
mers this week. Our merchants antici-
pate prosperous season for trade and
are laying in unusually large stocks of
goods.
New upper works are being built on
tLe dredge. Messrs. Truman & Cooper,
the owners, propose to have ii in shape
for doing large amount of work this
season.
IT will be long time before the peo-
pie of this city will again have an oppor-
tunity to listen to so excellent singer as
Ltta, and the opportunity should be i'm
provey.
THE person who was employed to take
needed articles to the small pox patients
in this city was dubbed smallpox" by
the boys and threw up his position in
disgust.
PAULsEN, an insane man who was sent
to st. Nazians last fall by the county
board, wandered away in search of an
ideal farm. No effort has been made at
recapture.
TUESDAY night the weather surprised
everyone by getting up first class storm
without warning. It showed and blew
to an extent that would delight King
Lear himself.
GUyLEs & Nash have recently pur-
chased thousand acres OF land near
Norwood, Mich. A large part of it is
swamp land and was bought for the cedar
standing OH it.
MADAMoIsEruE GERsTER laid particu
lar stress upon the last syllable of her
title last week. She did sell Milwaukee
and all who went to hear her by breaking
her engagement.
II is reported that the Detroit, Grand
Haven & Milwaukee Railway Company
has purchased from the Goodrich Trans.
Co. the steamer City of Milwaukee. The
consideration is not stated.
Mr.. JOHN SHELTON. the cornetist, is q
wonderful performer. His mastery and
artistic performances place him in the
front rank Of the cornetists of the day
Courier, Zo0aesv5te, ohio.
ALTHOUGH Litta is the principal at
traction at the concert to be given this
evening, she is not the only good singer
by any means. The other members of
the troupe are artists as well.
J. ScHUETTE & Bios. received lot of
sixty-fve bags of golden rio coffee from
New York, which is of the best quality
and considered by them the greatest bar
gain in coffee they have come across for
some time.
A LARGE number of lady visitors call
at the county jail ostensibly for the pur-
pose of gazing at the wicked ones confn-
ed there. But the sheriff is handsome,
and zone glance of his eye" is worth all
the jail birds.
THE tug being built for Mann Bros. is
to be of the following dimensions:
Length of keel, so feet; breadth of beam,
II feet; depth of hold, 7 feet. She will
be furnished with 7x12 foot boiler and
20x22 inch engine.
THE game laws of the state do not APP
ply to jim Hall, member of the "Glass
Ball Gun Climb" of which 10 Langlois is
an ex-member. The State may safely
offer bounty for the scalp of any grouse
or other protected birds which Jim can
kill.
FRED MAHNKE has been taken to the
Reform School at Waukesha where he
will remain until he becomes of age. The
boy, though but fifteen years of age, is a
hardened case, and his mother, who is a
widow, saw no other way of restraining
him.
IT is reported that Mr.. Hallock, for a
number of years conductor on the Lake
Shore road, is about to return to this
city. The travelling public would be
pleased to see his smiling countenance
under : conductors cap on the road