The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-06-21
Mrs. DIR. INNS of Milwaukee is In

CAPT. JAS. STEVENSON has sod his
schooner, the Ellen Stevenson to Man.
istee man for 1000.
BUY none other than the Adams q
Westlake non-explosive oil stoves We
give them on trial. For sale by Becker
| & Teitgen.
THE choppers on the extension of the
Lake Shore & Western have crossed the
Michigan state line and are nearing Ago
gebic Lake.
A LARGE STOCK of brewers, railway,
and engineers supplies has just been
added to Becker & Teitgen's already COM
plete line of hardware.
THE old Roehmer place on Jay street
has been entirely remodeled by Mr..
Behringer and is now one of the best
looking structures on that street.
THE past week has been noticeable
for severe hail, rain and wind storms.
Fortunately, little damage has resulted
from any of them in this vicinity.
WE simply ask you to see the Adams
& Westlake Wire GAUGE Non Explosive
Oil Stove before making purchase. 1t
speaks for itself. BECKER & TEITGEN.
FARMERS are telling US that Wagner &
Rand Hardware Co. are almost giving
away Doors and windows that is, COM
pairing their prices with those of others.
For sewing machines and organs go to
Lehmkuhl & Dicke's. They keep a
large variety of them constantly on hand
and are trying to please all their custom
ers.
SHERIFF BIBINGER will start for Wau-
pun to morrow morning with Rathsack
where the willy murderer will spend the
balance of his life in the service of the
state.
ALBERT LANDRETH has been granted
permission by the city council to extend
the front of his recently purchased ware
| house to the street line, and will make
the change soon.
THE boiler in the large mill at Birnam-
| wood, on the line of the M. L. s. & W.
| r. R., exploded on Saturday, killing the
Waterman, who was the only one on the
premises at the time.
VIM. GREENWOOD, an cid resident of
| Two Rivers, died last Thursday. On
Saturday, Eddie Niquette, only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Niquette, died af-
ter a lingering illness.
THE Hon. Chas. P. Button. of New
York, who is candidate for Sergeant
alarms of the House of Representatives.,
was in the city on Monday and favored
The Pilot Office with a call.
]. F. REARDoN, Henry Strauch, Henry
Westphal and G. Schmalfeldt were
appointed by the mayor as night watch
men for the ensuing year at the meeting
of the city council on Monday.
LEAVE your orders for sewing machin-
es, pianos or organs at Lehmkuhl &
Dicke's. Instruments Gs we'll as sewing
machines sold on trial and delivered to
any part of the county free of charge.
A NUMBER of state papers are publish
| ing information relative to the treatment
of sunstroke. A few lines telling how to
keep warm without the aid of winter
overcoat would be more to the point just
now.
| Mr. 81. LOBE has commenced the
building of a large structure adjoining
on the north and corresponding in size
and general appearance to his meat mar
ket and residence on South Eighth
street.
CHAs, BEERS is putting stone gutter
in the street in front of his premi SEES.
Almost the entire west side of that street
between the bridge and Washington
street will soon be provided with similar
| cutters.
BECKER L TEITGEN have large as
sortment of dry Doors and Sash which
they sell at an astonishing low figure
Don't fail to see them before purchasing
elsewhere. Every door is warranted to
be well seasoned.
On July the new money order rates
take effect as follows: For $40 or under,
&c.; from SO to SIS, 1Oc.; $l5 to $50,
]5c.; $50 to $40, 20c.; $40 to $50, 25c
$50 to $50, 3Oc.; $50 to $40, 35c. (; $40 to
$50, 4oc. $50 to 300, 45c.
A CINCINNATI publishing house in a
prospectus of humorous work pictures
Congressman Rankin with an old Roman
toga after the style worn by the soon
script fathers and has appended the
legand 'Senator Rankin with the toga.' ~
HAD Manitowoc been provided with
another dry dock this season it could
have been put to use every day. Num-
erous applications for dockage have been
refused, the last one being that of the
owners of the wrecked schooner Morey.
Mr.. SToNER, publisher of the Birds
Eye View of Manitowoc, writes that he
will commence the delivery of the same
to subscribers soon. The work is a very
creditable one and at the price for which
it is furnished should meet with a large
sale.
MAX RAHR and Henry Buhse, the
amateur fishermen of the South Side,
have been meeting with very goog luck
lately. They ''lifted" about three hun
dred pounds of trout and white fish not
long ago end report several good catches
since.
THE Wisconsin Editorial Association
will hold its next meeting at Lake
Geneva in July. Gen. E. E. Bryant of
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