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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-16
LOUIS CORNERS.

The weather is little too nice for this
season, it is more suitable for April than
February, but no doubt we will have our
February weather ID April.
The many friends of Mrs Blievernicbt
rejoice at her recovery, she was Ill, al
most at the point of death for several
weeks, but has now fully recovered.
Mrs. Gerbing wife of August Gerbing,
of KEEL, died very suddenly in the fore
part Of the week, she was buried We'd
nesday.
Mr. P. Maurer of Franklin, Sheboygan
county, the man who had horse killed
on one of Schleswlg's bridges last sum-
mer was here Thursday, for the purpose
of settling with the town. He wanted
$500 last summer, but now offers to set
tie FOR $500. The town offered him $3.50
6ut he viii wait till spring no doubt, and
then settle for $3.50, and perhaps less.
Mr.. Oliver Schuuk is again able to be
out, although not entirely recovered.
There was a party at Voigt's hall Sun
day, Feb. 9Th. Music was furnished by
Ludke's band, the ball was crowded, but
the guests all enjoyed themselves im-
mensely.
There will be q masquerade ball at
Tiedeman's hall February 18th, good
time is looked for.
Wednesday night pile of wood, near
the house of F. Kappernick, took fire
from some unknown cause. About five
cords of wood and several rods of fence
were burned, but the fire was discovered
in time to save the house. Had the
house burned, no doubt Frank and his
family would have been burned with it.
The spelling school last Friday was
grand success. Mas Mary Maloney of
Meeme, was the champion speller. After
the spelling there were selections read
and orations delivered by some of the
prominent members of the district and
closed with song by the Meme choir.
A few days ago Messrs. John Barth,
E. Dueeker, J. G. Mueller and J. Ger
hardt, went to Sheboygan with Mr.. Ger
hardt's team. When they got ready to go
home, Barth and Duecker thought they
would get a joke on the other two so
they drove off and left them in Sheboy-
gan, they were obliged to hire team to
take them home. They then notified
ar. Barth to pay for the team. but friend
Barth thought he would rather be excus-
ed; they then sent Arr. Stier after Barth.
The case will be heard before Justice
8Toeckert on Tuesday. They agreed that
each shall plead his own case, and leave
it to the justice to decide the case and
That neither shall appeal from his decis-
.on. 1t Will be rather an amusing suit.
aud although Mr. Barth has the worst
side of the suit, he will no doubt wip,
GEBoDE,
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CHAs. Book.

If the mail arrangements throughout
the United States are as faulty as in Man
itowoc county, the star route swindlers
should be allowed immunity for time
and attention given to improving the
mail service. The prompt transmission
of mail is a matter of business with us
and we cannot afford to lose subscribers
because of the incompetency or negli
genee of officials. Every week there are
compl UNITS and when these do not bring
about a change, we are told to stop the
paper. Subscribers cannot be blamed.
A paper received two weeks after the date
of publication is comparatively worthless.
What is singular about the affair is that
packages for two weeks almost invariably
arrive simultaneously at some offices to
which there is atri weekly mail. we
have lost subscribers at Grimms, Branch,
Osman, Meme, Kellnersville and other
places, simply because the United States
mail is unable to transport packages to
these places from the city, inside of two
weeks, and very often lose sight of the
fact that here are such places in exist
ence
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GIBSON.

The town treasurer is smiling upon his
friends, making every one call.
Miss Eta Burt, who has been in Man.
itowoc for some time past, is spending a
few days with hor parents and friends.
We understand there are two cases of
law In town. we are uncertain as to
facts, but it is reported that certain
young man wishes to break his parents
will by claim of $4,000.
Rumors of small pox are heard in all
most all directions. We can not mention
any cases as yet as it has not, SO far,
made its appearance here.
Faithful has cut garment to fit Ajax,
whether it was meant for him or not ia
uncertain. All that Ajax has to do is to
tind that out.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAIL.

We, the undersigned, administrators {
the estate of Jonah Richards. decd, WI.
offer for sale and sell at public venant.
1t our office in the city of Manitowos,
Wis, on the
2lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., lSS.,
at o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
the following described personal pros,
erty, to-wit:
Oae Stiple Compound Propeller T
glue, cylinder 33x36 and 16x36 inches,
together with all shafts, boxes, bed plate,
and fixtures thereto belonging. Alsn
steam boiler and smoke stack, all OF
which formerly belonged to the propeller
Susquehanna, and in good condition, ami
being the same which is in the posses
sion of said administrators.
One inch Steam Wrecking Pumpand
Boiler, together with all fixtures thereto
belonging, in good condition and ready
for use.
One-ffth interest in schooner Success.
01sbares Manitowoc Dry Dock Stock.
One light thimble Y Wagon.
One heavy truck Wagon.
One single Harness.
One Centerboard Winch.
Manitowoc, February It'll, 1882.
PETER JOHNSTON,
p. j. PIERCE,
Administrators.
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You OUGHT To DIR.-If after the pro-
position We have held out to you the past
lew years, you still refuse to try the ex-
pertinent, we see no reason why your
lie should be spared. We still invite
you to go to Robinson s Hinrich' s or any
other drug store and get bottle Of
idale's Cough Cordial, and after using
one haif OF it. If 1t does not cure your
cough and cold, you may return the bal
ance and they will pay you back your
money. Ii we can't help you we don't
want your money; but knowing that we
eau help you We uuhesitatingly ask you
for small portion of your gold. It is
very pleasant and harmless to the most
'ielicase child. 1t Is especially adapted
20 the coughs SO common among old
people. may5-82
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CHEESE FACTORY SUPPLIES.
WAGNER, RAND e. co.'s,
sALEsRooMs: 202, 204, Dos & 2O6 sTH ST.,
MANITowoo, WISCONSIN.

Owing to an increasing demand for
cheese factory supplies. we have arrang-
ed to keep on hand constantly, COM
plete stock of presses, hoops, watts, milk
cans and everything necessary to the
manufacture of cheese. We have secur
ed the agency for the celebrated Frazei's
Gang Presses and Hoops, acknowledged
by experienced cheese manufacturers. to
be the best and most durable in USE
Prices furnished upon application.
feb23 WAGNER, RAND & Co.
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GEORGE. the SNOWFALL, he looks like a
mud ball during the present condition Of
Mother Earth, fights the boys larger
than himself in true Arab style. George
is light cavalry and harnesses the enemy
10 true military style. Our sympathies
are with George as he is fighting the
young Caucasian race of Manitowoc
single handed and alone. If George is
bad it is because he must be so in self
defence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-16

THE firm of Seymour, Sabin & Co., of
Saltwater, Mimi, whose threshing ma
chimes are sold by Bibinger & Day of
this place, does surprisingly large bus
mess. During last year they manufac-
tured 1,500 threshing machines, besides
cars, brick, barrels and various other
articles. Their gross sales amounted to
1875, Goo Their business is row en-
larged and they employ 1900 laborers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-16

Some of the best physicians,
such as Byford, Hyde, Jackson
and others, Of Chicago, pro
nounce "Ball's HealthPreserv-
ing Corsets," of all others, the
least harmful to the wearer, and
they recommend to all ladies
who wear corsets. In addition
to these we keep full lines of
the "Queen Bess," similar to
Madam Foy's, but better; the
"Favorite," Ironsides," ''Bar-
trees Duplex" Corduroy"
Without bones ana therefore
none to break, abdominal, -
IN ursing,' Signal" 900
Bone" and some brands of
which we have not all sizes
and these are marked down
to close. Misses Corsets and
Waists, all sizes.
We aim to get the best Cor
sets in the market, and control
the sale of most Of the above
makes, including Balls, for
this county.
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PLUMB & NELSON, GROCERs.
Whites Block, South Side, Cor. Buffale
and 9Th Sts., North Side, Manitowoc
lei. StoIl's building, Two Rivers.

We have just received another carload
of Keg Syrups and we want your order fof
what you need. We now give with eacb
key sold written guarantee covering
quality and quantity in each package
This absolutely protects you against loss
of any kind. We still furnish fauct
with each key. Same goods as you had
before only 50 25 key. Much cheaper
and much handler than buying by the
gallon.
Of all the rare bargains we ever offered
you we think no one of them possessed
the merits OF our latest drive ia COFFEE:
73fbs of bright. clean, strong, green Re
Coffee for ST. This is but 13c tb for
goods that are really worth tic, and you
can't afford to do without it. We have
lots of it now but can't tell how long It
will last. Come and try if.
One OF our stores is on the south side
of the river just across from Schuette's !;
the other is where we have been for the
last years on the north side of the river,
corner of 9th and Buffalo streets. These
are all the stores we are interested in at
Manitowoc. At Two Rivers our store is
near the Lake House. We sell goo6s
the same at any one of them and will be
glad to see you.
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FARMERS.

Now is the time to take out
your Grand Rapids Land Plas-
ter while the roads are in such
excellent condition. | have
some on hand now and shall
always keep it on hand.
fI6tf CHAS. Book.
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Mr.. A. NJ RICHTER, proprietor of the
Manitowoc Vinegar aud Mustard Factory
is making arrangements to largely in
crease the capacity Of his establishment.
He now manufactures vinegar at the rate
of 600 barrels per annum, but the excel
lence of his goods is creating demand,
to meet which he will have to enlarge his
works. We are pleased to note this evil
dence of his prosperity.
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So GREAT is our respect for the farmer
that shows the least disposition to extend
any courtesy in the matter relating to
the road that it is with difficulty we re-
strain ourselves from falling upon his
neck and weeping. Ii farmer from
Manitowoc county could be sent down
south during the war with a lumber
wagon, be would drive the southern con-
federacy into the last ditch if he met it
on narrow road.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-16

The weather has been acting alter a
strange fashion. 1t is April in all things
but mathematically. The air is balmy,
the sun shines brightly, aud some peo-
pie go SO far as to say that robins are
pouring forth those strains of song which
never cheer the dreariness of winter
The roads are bad. wretched, rapidly
returning to the plastic condition of last
fall
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CHEAP

Remnants of carpets, curtains, embroi
deries. dress goods, laces, &C., are all
marked down cheap, with view of clos
ing them out before taking inventory of
stock. You should make your selections
as early as possible, to get that which
may suit you best.
fe23 J. SCHCETTE & Bros.
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A SUIT for divorce was brought at the
term of court just closed, by an old man
of 10, resident of Manitowoc Rapids.
His wife is few years younger than he.
They have raised a family, large one,
but it is a case of "Betsy and I are
Out" The trouble is that tia avoifdu-
pois is on the wrong side and muscle
usually goes with weight. The old man
weighs 100 pounds while the old lady
tips the scales at 100. Metaphorically
speaking, she wears the breeches, throws
tls old man down and executes a war
dance around him when there is any
matter of difference between them. This
is not the love, honor and obey pledge
shs took when she was taken for better
or worse. ana the cid man is not going
to stand it. Besides, she locks the door
on him and keeps him out when ia the
words of his counsel the ''weather is wet,
cold and disagreeable. The old man is
not partial to acting the part of King
Lear and is determined to be let loose
from the old woman.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-16

WHEN in want of house-furnishing
goods don't forget going to Barnes,
Mendlik & Mulholland's, and examine
their immense stock of Table Linens,
comprising bleached and brown German
goods with Napkins to match, fine
Damasks, and Turkey Reds. A fine line
of Towels is also shown in Turkish,
Huck, Damask and Tvills in all qualities
aud grades.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-16

OUR stock OF Valentines comprises the
largest aud finest lines ever showa In the
city. We have Fringed- lace Valentines
from 25c upwards, Lace Valentines from
&c upwards. and large assortment of
Comic, Hit 'em Hard and Long joker
Valentines at l, 2 and DO
PIESINa & FIGHTER,
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned wishes to sell his
farm, situated in section 10, town 10,
range %, in the town of Man;towoc Raj
ids. 1t contains so acres, 40 of which
are cleared. One of the best stone quar-
ries in the county is also located on this
farm. The buildings, consisting Of ona
house and one barn, are all in first ratel
condition. Terms easy and made known
on application. OLE BENSON,
Manitowoc, Wis.
For further particulars enquire at the
office of The Msnitovoc Pilot. fel6
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A COUPLE Of. young fellows "put an en-.
envy into their mouths" who stole away
their brains last week and they proceed
ed to cut down the trees along Washing
ton street. They were arrested aud
brought before Judge Smart, who fined
them quite heavily. Now if means were
taken to ferret out the vandals who prac
tice with axes and knives on the shade
trees around North Side Park and intro
duce them to some justice, the good
work would be generally approved.
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Great preparations have been made by the mem
oers of both societies to make this entertainment
one of the grandest ever held in this city. King
Chin-Chin aid his merry makers will turn out in
tuil force as will be seen by the following:
Am q. Febrnar list crosse Friend.
Da wollen wir vergcssen allies Leid:
In der furn-Haile list grosser Masken Ball.
Bel ulk, bel Witt, und Tronpetensehan,
Gegeben yah Turn ind Gesang- Y erein,
Ind laden wir dazu allie elm,
Uhd hoffen wueuschen, das ieder dabei
Sich nit uns freut, bel der Nar-re-rei
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TEMPLE OF HONOR RESOLUTIONS.

" HEREAs, 1t mas pleased Almighty God to re-
move from US our Brother Frank Mapanitv =
Therefore, be it
Hesolued, That in the death of Bro. Maganitv
our Iempie loses true and faithful brother
Resolued, That we deeply symnathize win tho
parents and family of our deceased brother
Resolued, That a copy of these resolutions he
spread upon the records of our Temple ana a
copy sent SO the family of our deceased brother
y. G. NASH,
PAT. SULLIVAN coln'
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$500 per year can be easily mado at
home working for e. g. Rideout & Co.
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send for
tasr catalogue xna fun particulars. ucts2
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Wednesday Evening, March 9th,
I'm WOODS HALL.

Conner Eighth and franklin Streets, South Side.
names q. PieniI.o d Fechters or at Robinson Il
Hinrichs' Drug Store. sehere trims viii be made
known, II is designed to havv afternoon aud ~.
.dRS clAsfets
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DIR. GRIFFIN writes to The Sentinel in
explanation of the worthlessfsess of bovine
virus lately. He states that there was
such demand for points that many In
competent persons were induced to go
into the business and that frauds were
perpetrated. He denies, however, that
any fraud was practiced at his farm, but
admits that the last flow of lymph from
the pustule is often weak, although it
might look well. Whenever failure is re-
ported to him lie stands ready to furnish
new cues gratis.
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BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHoLLASD.

SUPERINTENDENT McLoUGHLN, of
Fond du Lac county, publishes the
names of teachers who fail to attend the
regular monthly meetings of the districts
IN which they teach. By no means a bad
idea when teachers are so regularly alb
sent as to indicate determination not to
attend
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WHEREAS, We have learned of the sad Attic
ton that has befallen our brother Chris. Weav-
er, In the sickness and death of one of his chill
dren; therefore,
Resolued That we tender to our bareayed
brother our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolped, That the foregoing resolution be
spread on our records and copy be sent to
Brother Weaver. "
For the Committee
H. SANFORD. Chm,
PAT SULLIVAN.
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FOR SALEtf

large stock of Boots and Shoes at
very low prices, which must be sold i'm
mediately, at Emil Krummheuer's. m2
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WE still have some winter goods left,
which we will sell at cost to close, to
make room for our new spring goods
already arriving from the Eastern mar
kets. 1t will pay purchasers to buy now
at the prices offered.
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ASK your druggist for "Dr. Sykes
Sure Cure for Catarrt." Don't take any
uSd3s Tsb. %.
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HAVE your horses scratches? We have
an excellent remedy for them.
Ro11NSoN 8 H1uuurrs
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MANITOWOC MARKET.

The following are the current prices
OF the various articles of produce as re
ported for Us by j. Sehuette & Bros.
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THE new iron propeller Wisconsin, of
the Goodrich line, struck the pier at
Grand Haven. Tuesday morning, aud
sank A hole was made in her port
quarter about five feet wide and twenty
feet long. The cargo was saved.
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r. w. WAYS
DANCING ACADEMY.

Mr. Nizay takes Pleasure In Informing the pub
TIC that ne viii open Dancing school on
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Admission Soc, Children 25c.

Tickets can be had of F. Becker, NJ Kettenhof.
fen, l.. T. M rhusen, Piening Il Fecht,,r E. stock
Chris. koebke, q. Hayerland and at the door
THE COMMITTEE or Fools.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

A man should marry by all means (;
yet ! am convinced that tho greatest
part Of the marriages are unhappy,
aud this Is not an opinion that ] give
es coming from myself 1t 10 that Of q
very excellent, agreeable and sensible
young lady. who married tho man Of
her choice and has not encsuntered
ostensibly any extraordinary misfor.
tune, as loss of health, riches, children,
etc. She told me this unIeservedly,
and never had any reason TO doubt
her sincerity. For all this ! am con-
vinced that q man can not be truly
happy without wife. Itis q strange
state of things we live In. A tenden.
cy so natural as that of the union Of
the sexes ought to lead only to the
most harmonious results; yet the re-
verse 10 the fact. There is certainly
something radically wrong In the
constitution of society the times are
out Of joint. 1t 10 strange, too, what
little real liberty Of choice Is. exer-
clsed by those even who marry &C.
cording to what 10 thought their own
inciinaiions. The deceptions which
tho two sexes play off upon each 9TH
or bring az many iIl-sorted couples
into tho bonds OF Hymen as ever
could DO done by the arbitrary pair.
ings Of legal matchmaker. Many
a man thinks he married by choice
who only marries by accident; ii
this respect men have less tho advnu.
iage Of women than is generally cup
posed.--By Lord Byron.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MoAyAN CouScL, Chosen FRlESDs
nights IN each month at X If p
= Hall Al.p. Rodgers' q. O. RI nj
HARRISON. SECRETARY. 4
/, Masonic LoDdE-Meets lst Monday
evening in each month, at Masonic
Vail. Joe McCarroll w. M.. A. IL
o'''A' ''0'''s's
EvEucRsEs LoDor. No. 3S KxIonrs
OF PyraiAs--AIeets at X. ofP. Hall
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SALEM

. a, .r m t.,t.i
Key. Ohas. % motifs o. evansville
preacned B ? mos. no S excelion' sermon az
ealem last SUNDAY.
ohem Church mas ocagn. : saud'
some new Mason sud hamlin organ
which aads grcstiy 70 the music o.
the cho,r. 81
MISS Mamie Barnes one Of bop,
kinsyiile's most accomplished snu
fascinating young iadies' spent ias'
week with Mrs. Z. y. fendlelon;
Misses naliie Oook' nmma camp
bell aud Miss Massle were the guests
oil Mrs. Dr. feyton last week. =,
Mr. Fred Nayior' Of Clsr'ssville
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Down below Montgomery l ran
ser'oss man from Port Huron,
Mith:, and alter we had shaken hands
DO sufd 80
"Seen any rebels down here r.
"Wby. yes. That is, I've sec hun-
drsds who were In tho Confederate
sfhty.pls % ~ ass "a sdi
""But have you como ncross one
who hasn't surrendered yct-a real
ON unterrified who wasn't licked and
stnl hates the flag ~ i3 a isils
mo- .sil slt3 siaf
We'll, l wish !, could see one, I've
been down here Two weeks and l
maven tcomc across him. l thought
the South was chuck full' 'of such
chaps. aud I doied on an interview"
l went mp TO tho hotel aud told The
boys aud they sent over 10 the coop
'er.shop FOR sam: DC was not IN the
war at all, having lately moved 10
from Tcxss. but he was the most
"rebbish" looking man south OF the
Ohio river. He had long hair, long,
matted whiskers, long, sharp hose,
eyes ike Vol, long arms, ragged
clothes, ana ne looked 70 bea tough
case. Inc boys told nm what was
wanted, ana ne walked down me
street TO barber-shop where The
Pori huron man was waiting TO get
shaved. standing ID the middle OF
ihe shop, ne threw DIs ola nat down,
jumped three feet hish and cracked