The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-06-07

THE largest assortment OF Paints and
Oils and lowest prices at both stores
of Wagner & Rand Hardware Co.
FOUND studio where they make the
latest style of large panel photos in all
latest poses. At Melendy & Packard's.
DOG was seized with hydrophobia in
Milwaukee last week while playing with
| some children. Fortunately the animal
was shot before it had done any injury.
JERE DALEY has returned from bis
trip to Dakota with q considerable
increase in muscle and weight. He has
made some investments in that territory.
Mr.. J. P. WIoKERT's professional card
/ will be found elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. W. Krinek also has something to
say of interest to farmers and dealers in
stock.
LADIES slippers of sL kinds and fine
kid and goat shoes at Haukohl & Sons.
Call and examine them and you will find
the goods of excellent quality and the
prices reasonable.
FRANK GUYLEs runs flag up at Nor
wood, Mich, now. a baby boy is what
| he celebrates. Frank thinks he has
everything now which man needs for
complete happiness.
W. II. SEAMAN of Sheboygan and w.
| J. Turner of Milwaukee and W. 81. Tim
| lin of Kewaunee have been attending the
circuit court for this county portion
of the present week.
L. @. SENGLAUB, town clerk of Schles-
wig, a competent officer and right good
fellow, and Fay Richardson, ye Rock
vile Pedagogue, were callers at The
Pilot Office on Monday.
PANKRATz & Co. are putting in boom
on the north side of the river above
Main street bridge. When their new
barge is completed their present boom
| facilities will be insufficient.
A CDR" LUcUs of Milwaukee has
been arrested for malpractice. "Dr. %
| Lucus is the man who had an agent in
this city distributing literature that
might well be called immoral.
BECKER & TEITeEN have just added to
their large stock of general hardware a
full line of brass and iron goods for
steam and gas filters and plumbers,
which they hold at very low prices.
If you will call on us, we will prove
to you, that whatever we may say as to
| price and quality of our goods, is true,
| Notwithstanding what you may read to
the contrary. BECKER & TEITGEN.
Dr.. PAINE looks as if he'd like to be
"one of boys" just for short while SO
that he might give proper expression to
his feelings. But he has followed the
straight line of propriety too long and
answers all inquiries quietly by saying
sits boy"
POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM has
issued an order requiring postmasters of
first and second class Offices to give per-
sonal attention to the work OF their Off
ces. Absence will, without authority
granted by department, be deemed suffi-
| cient cause for removal.
GRASS looks excellent throughout the
| county, and although grain has weak
appearance, there is reason to believe it
is forming good root which at this sea-
son is of more value than rapid growth.
The cold weather and occasional showers
are just what the early sowing demands.
JOHN CARBERY of Texas, dropped into
The Pilot Office to have chat on Mon.
day. He says it speaks poorly for the
intelligence of Manitowoc that not a
single copy of The Irish World is taken
| here. One of his greatest pleasures on
his return home will be the sight of his
cherished paper.
r. W. COLE of Gibson has sold his
| fine farm in Gibson and has some thought
of removing to WATERFOWL. Mr.. Cole
| will be serious loss to Gibson and par
| ticularly to the school of the district in
| which he resides. Himself and his
! estimable wife have been deservedly
| popular among their neighbors.
AN association has been organized to
build bath house and take the necessary
steps to start swimming school for
! ladies and gentlemen. Subscription lists
for the purpose of furthering the object
| of the association have been left at Pien-
ing & Fechter's, F. Heineman's, J..
Schuette & Bros. and j. L. Brandies.
A SIMULTANEOUS" SHow.-Feeble
efforts at severalty of rings have been
made in the circus world from time to
time, but it was reserved for W. W. Cole
to revolutionize all thought and all
precedent under canvas, by his introduce
ton of several simultaneous acts in one
ring, and producing the most brilliant,
kaleidoscope and diversified effects ever
seen on sawdust.
A WILL bequeathing certain amount
to clergyman for masses to be said for
the soul of the testator was contested in
Illinois on the ground that the bequest
was for superstitions purposes. The
Judge in a lengthy opinion says the law
has no business to say that the celebra-
ton of masses for departed soul is
superstition and holds that the law will
enforce the bequest.
A LARGE lime kiln is being put in near
the limestone ledge at Grimms. The
| kiln will be kept running constantly and
| will burn about car load of lime per
day. A side track will be laid up to the
kiln from the denot With an ipey-