The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-27

A LITTLE change is made in John Muir.
phys advertisement this week. His
terms are now 50 for service, 50 to be
paid down.
The schooner Clayton Belle is said to
be dangerous v-eck on account Of her
location. Vessels are warned Of her
whereabouts.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs'
Cure guaranteed.
The Chronicle now comes out in full
new dress of old style long primer. The
appearance of the Chronicle is greatly
improved thereby.
RAND 4 BERGER find it difficult to
keep up with their work. They cannot
find ship carpenters enough although
paying big wages.
THE English sparrows have become a
confirmed nuisance in the city. Their
ceaseless chatter and querulous notes are
perpetual bother.
The city council of Milwaukee does
not seem to think that Mayor Stowell has
made good appointments and but few
have been confirmed.
THE tugs are busy with the Minnie
Mueller, ashore near Centerville, but
thus far have been unsuccessful in their
attempts to get her off.
SEVEN Chickering pianos were pur-
chased by citizens OF Manitowoc within
the last week. Verify, We are becoming
music loving people.
THE Goodrich Trars. Co. will run a
daily line of boats between this place and
Menominee. The Corona will be put
upon the line next week.
Mrs. GGrTINGER, the person charged
with having aided in killing her basband
in Kewannee county some time ago, COM
mitted suicide lately by drowning.
DoN'T forget that we keep I'll kinds of
grass seeds, including clover and timothy
seed, and sell at market prices.
ALEEpr LANoRErH.
PRocKAsKA & Co. ere putting rp an
addition to their foundry. The business
of this firm is growing and they are SO
attentive to business that they merit sue
cess.
AN organ grinder who speaks in the
''soft sweet bastard Latin of the south"
was collecting spare nickels last week. A
whole organ grinder ought to be treated
to dishwater.
THE scow Williams came down the
stream on Wednesday. She has under
gone such thorough rebuild that she is
in fact new scow. She is quite graceful
in appearance.
THERE were not any serious disasters
on the lske in the late storm. Some
vessels lost portions of their deck loads,
but considering the severity of the storm
losses were light
: The divorce business is fourishing in
this county. The lawyers are separating
those whom "God hath joined together"
more rapidly than the clergymen are
making them one.
THERE is said to be some sharp prac-
tice on the part of the owners of the Le-
land, which collided with the Portch and
sunk her, to escape paying the full value
of the lost schooner.
The people of Appleton have kindly
feeling for the Ryan Bros. of The Cries.
cent. They lately inveigled the veteran
editors to party and there presented
each with purse of $3.50 in gold.
BEFORE establishing the line to Me-
nominee, Goodrich made it condition
that the canal charges be paid by the city
of Manitowcc. The business men got
up subscription for this purpose.
JACOB FLIEeLER, who was injured
slightly in the head by stumbling while
getting on board the cars at Milwaukee
some time ago, has grown 80 sick in con
sequence as to be confined to his bouse.
PUBLIC sentiment is inclining more and
more toward bringing liquor traffic under
control and limiting it. 1t will no. be
long before laws prohibiting the sale of
liquor on Sunday will be quite general
GEORGE PANKRATz's tug was launched
from the yard of Rand & Burger on Mon
day last. Every one pronounces it a
beauty. The barge Buckeye was launch.
ed the same evening from the yard of
Hanson & Scove.
Mr.. MoHRHUsEN has fixed up his sa
loon SO that it is now one of the neatest
in the city. He has had glass doors and
large windows put in. and the addition of
two transoms adds materially to the
healthfulness of the place.
WILLIAM BRATz, OF Rockiand, had q
colt disemboweled by some enemy.
Bratz aud his father have been living at
swords points for some time and the for
mer had the latter arrested charging him
with having stabbed the colt.
< A FARMERS team gave the citizens Of
the north side an exhibition of runaway
on Monday. They turned corners quick
ly, capsized the wagon regularly. which
as regularly righted ITSELF They are
running yet for aught we know.
The mate of the schooner Belle Brown
was lost overheard off Kewaunee during
the storm of Saturday. The sea ran so