The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-03-22
The publishers of the Oshkosh Times

| Mr.. FRED HNRICHs arrived in the city
on Monday and will hereafter be found
behind the counter of his brothers drug
store.
Doors and Windows are sold cheape
by Becker & Teitgen this year than they
have ever been sold for in Manitowoc
before.
PIENING & FIGHTER have received q
| large assortment of the celebrated Whit
ney baby carriages, which they offer at
bottom prices.
THE attendance at the several churches
of the city was very slim last Sunday,
| the severe snow and wind storm keeping
many indoors.
THE fine weather of last week ended
in a raging snow storm on Sunday fol-
lowed by marked fall of the murcury in
Thermometers.
BECKER e. TEITGEN are taking the
lead 10 supplying Cheese Factories, their
recommendation being reasonable prices
and good goods.
BUSINESS has been very dull in the city
this week, owing to the bad condition OF
the roads and none-too-good prices Of
wheat and barley.
ANY ONE in need of cast iron soil pipe
and fittings for drainage purposes. are
reminded that Becker & Teitgen carry a
large stock of it.
FoUND-The only studio in the city
that uses dry plates to take pictures of
babies and groups instantaneously. At
Melendy & Packard's.
| SLEIGHs still hold out against the soft.
ening influence of the sun upon the snow
and ice, and are about as frequently met
as wheeled vehicles.
THE assembly spent all of last Friday
in discussing the liquor license bill and
then postponed consideration of the
; measure until yesterday.
A LARGE STOCK of brewers, railway,
and engineers supplies has just been
| added to Becker & Teitgen's already com.
plete line of hardware.
MATHS JANECEK will take the position
of mail weigher on the lake Shore &
Western Road for few weeks, commenc
| ing on the 4th of April.
THE Simon Comedy Company played
to a good audience at Turner Hall on
Thursday and Friday nights, and gave
quite general satisfaction.
Doors, Window Blinds, etc., can be
bought from Is to 25 per cent. cheaper
from the Wagner & Rand Hardware Co.
than any where else in the city.
PARTIES in need of election tickets this
spring are reminded that this office is
prepared to furnish them in bang up
style at short notice, for cash.
L. PoPPER & Co, of Milwaukee, have
rented Platt's brick block on the coner
of York and Ninth streets, and will en-
gage in the purchase of farm produce.
BUILDERS and contractors, go and see
Becker & Teitgen's prices on Doors and
Windows before purchasing elsewhere.
You will save 25 per cent. by SO doing.
Mr.. VizAY gives notice in another col
umn that he will organize dancing
school here on the 4th of April if suf
ficient number of pupils can be secured.
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.
THERE was a remarkable change of
temperature between Saturday evening
and Sunday morning, the thermometer
showing a difference of at least 30 de-
grees.
A NUMBER of Brown county assessors
are being prosecuted for neglect of duty
in not making full returns of property
| subject to taxation in their respective
towns.
IT is we'll established fact, that all
who are in need of Doors and Windows
will purchase of Becker & Teitgen. after
a comparison of prices with other Hard
ware Firms.
THE people of Two Rivers are making
an effort to induce the Goodrich Trans
portation Co. to make that city regular
stopping place on the west shore route
this season.
G. E. EsTABRooK was last week elected
Vice Regent of the Grand Lodge, Royal
Arcanum, and W. T. Dicke a member of
the standing committee on Laws and
Supervision.
The Welland Canal authorities have
notified owners of vessels that on and
after March -, 1883, no vessel will be
permitted to pass up or down that canal
with fixed bowsprit.
THE house of Herman Whitman was
made glad by the arrival of boy baby
on Sunday; but on the following day
death claimed the little fellow and the
Joy WAS turned to grief.
The steamers of the Goodrich line are
being put in excellent condition for the
coming season. Present indications are
that the opening Of navigation will be
| delayed longer than usual.
THE Turn Verien, at special meeting
held on Sunday last, adopted plans sub
mitted to it for the alteration and i'm
proyement of Turner hall and the cou-
tract for the work will be let soon.
A. NJ. RICHTER, the well known South
side vinegar manufacturer, has decided
to commence the manufacture of COM