The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-07-12

DlOOQ, tone tne stomach, ana Strengn1nen
the tissues with Burdock Blood Bitters,
if you wish to laugh well and often.
Ten cents dozen are paid by hotel
keeper fer English sparrows. Cannot
some of our snterprising free lunch
artists start some kind of a boom on the
sparrow business and become public
benefactor? There is reason to believe
that no one will note the fall of the pug
nacious sparrow.
81. O. WALSH, principal OF the Alma
pee graded school, was in the city on
Monday. Mr.. Walsh taught his first
graded school with such signal success
that he was again offered the position by
the board, but has some thoughts of de-
voting all his time to the law, which is
to be his future profession.
A RESIDENT of the city had his cellar
filed with water by Friday nights rain.
Saturday morning he sent for the mar
shall and asked him "what he was going
to do about it" The marshal acknowl-
edged that it was his duty to make raids
on bad boys, booty men and fires but
water didn't come within his Jurisdiction.
OSHKOSH had war with the Telephone
Company. The city had the impudence
fn oft 10 TO- hn nd fha
company kicked. What will our board
do? The company has SO much pro-
ductive property and no doubt asks that
its property should receive the same
protection extended to that of tax payers.
THE annual state council of the @. K.
A., is now being held in Milwaukee.
This order will soon exceed all others in
point of numbers. The order originated
in 1880 and now there is branch il
every city In the state, including many
country members. The officers are J.
Il. III. Wigman, President; Edward
Gillen, vice-President; Henry Mulhol
land, Secretary, Patrick Tyrrell, Treasur-
er.
Mr.. IRA CLARK, President of the Man
itowoc County Agricultural Society, was
in the city on Monday on business con-
nected with the annual fair. The fair
opens this year on Sept. "a and contin-
ues 3 days. Several new features of in
terest will be added which will contribute
great deal to the attractiveness of the
affair. Further notices will be given in
proper time.
THE Milwaukee Journal must be Civ
ing Manltowoc credit to which it is not
entitled. 1t says woman from Mani
towoc named Mrs. G. L. Barron has
asked the police for protection against
her husband. This husband beats her
and has another wife in Michigan. She
was working in restaurant, the husband
followed her and has been taking out her
wages in board. There are no wife beat
ers in Manitowoc.
PANKRATz & Co. are going to put in
new boiler in their saw-mill. James
Cumberlidge has taken the contract, the
boiler is to be completed November LIST.
1t is to be of the following dimensions:
26 feet long and A inches in diameter,
with two Is inch fues. The steam drum
will be feet long and 16 inches in di-
ameter; mud drum 10 feet by I6 inches
diameter. The material to be of the
very best.
Coles CARBoLIsALvE quickly cures
cuts, wounds, bruises. and allays all
Inflammation and irritation. Immediate
~ relieves pain and will cure the worst
scald or barn without leaving a scar.
For piles. fever-sores, ulcers, poisons,
chilblains, letter, eruptions, and all
irritating diseases of skin and scalp it is
positive cure.
Quite large number of persons were
killed in Chicago drdng the Fourth, by
persons discharging revolvers. 1t seems
almost miraculous that people escaped in
this city. There were fully 30 young
fellows with revolvers in their hip pockets
when not in active use. On inquiring
it is learned that in almost every instance
full loaded cartridges were used. If this
thing be allowed peaceably disposed
men must carry firearms as matter of
self-protection.
PIENINa FIGHTER can now be found
one door south of the old stand in the
commodious building recently occupied
by Fliegler, Haupt & Hanson. Although
their new quarters are nearly as large
again as the old ones, the opportunity
afforded for display of their large stock
has been taken advantage of and there is
no room to spare. This firm has kept
fully abreast of the times in furnishing
their customers O stock to select from