The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-01-25

ness. For sale at Robinson d1nflcnS
Cure guaranteed.
WHEN you see travelling mans over
| coat bulge out in the region of the pocket,
you may set it down as dead sure there
is fire escape there.
EMEL KRUMMHEUER has purchased
the building formerly occupied by John
Bolen and has removed his stock of
goods to that place.
FoUND-The only studio in the city
that uses dry plates to take pictures of
babies and groups instantaneously. At
Melendy & Packard's.
The present Legislature will be called
upon to put towers on the capitol ex-
tensions at Madison. Madison has o
most voracious appetite.
VANDECAR, murderer of the banker
Mead of Waupaca, it now transpires
murdered girl in bagnio at Moor
head, Mimi, two years ago.
The weather thus far has been quite
unfavorable for teachers meetings. 1t
is to be hoped that the courage of the
teachers will not be depressed.
A PAPER collar is now out, known as
the Gebhardt collar, aid young Washers
are searching their pockets for quarter
with which to make an investment.
WHEN Dakota is admitted as state
Albert Landreth is going out there to be
chosen q. S. senator. They love Albert
out there as they love no other man.
ANY patent medicine advertised in this
paper you can get from me. If do not
have it in stock I can get it for you on
very short notice. OSCAR A. ALTER.
A sCoUNDREL went around in Milwau-
kee taking up subscription for the
Newhall Heuse sufferers and after his
receipts amounted to $500 he decamped.
Con DoNoHUE swore his favorite oath
on Monday morning and applied to the
company for cold escape. He doesn't
want fire escape when the thermometer
is below 800.
THE Sunday Telegraph says the officers
of the Lake Shore & Western are gentle
manly and obliging. That is the testi-
mony of everyone who has hrd anything
to do with them.
A COIL of rope in satchel is deemed
as necessary a part of a travelling outfit
as clothes brush and change of linen.
The coil of rope has thrown the esthetic
sunfiower in the shade.
TIE case of Bill VS.. Stoll promises to
rival the famous one of Jarndyce VS..
Jarndvce; the difference being that in
the former the lawyers work vigorously
to bring the case to conclusion.
AT the next regular meeting OF Sprague
Lodge No. 231, there will Ce an election
of officers and other business o. ,mpor-
lance transacted. All members are re-
quested to attend. w. G. T. & W. Sec.
A PoLAcK family living little west of
the city had terrible experience with
the late cold. Their house offered such
poor protection that one of the children
froze its hands badly while in the house.
If old Mother Shlpton had postponed
the time for the fulfillment of her pro-
phecy until this year, she would be not
without followers, as the disasters this
month indicate the beginning of the end.
Mr.. BUERsTATTE has an advertisement
in this issue which it will pay those con-
templating the purchase of piano or
organ to look over. Mr.. Buerstatte is
one of the squarest business men in the
state.
JAMES CUMBERLIDGE of this city is
building boiler for Hamilton & Katz
OF Two Rivers. ANY work of this char
acter that Jim undertakes is sure to be
well done. His work is the best adver-
tisement he can have.
up wealth in dealing with state lands,
which they have been able to purchase
at S1.25 per acre. The present legisla-
ture, it is said, will fix the minimum
price at $3.50 per acre.
SUNDAY night was the coolest known
in this latitude for years. After all, the
woodchuck and muskrat are the best
prophets of the weather. These animals
foretold wicked winter and they have
been sustained by old Boreas.
HERMAN STAUss, the hero of the New
hall fire, is 25 years of age and has been
fireman years. He was married on
Wednesday of last week and at the
solicitation of his wife quit the duties of
fireman. He is blacksmith by trade.
JULIE NELSON gave us to understand
that we would have a first class item for
this weeks issue, nothing less than
marriage notice. 1t failed to 'transpire"
and we mulcted julie to the same extent
we would have bled the happy man that
is to be.
The young ladies of st. James Parish
Guild have made arrangements for a
sociable, dance and oyster supper to be
held at the Windiate House on Friday
evening, January 26. The entertain
ments given by this society are always of
delightful character.
JOHN GILBERT the actor, who leaped
from window of the Newhall with his
wife will recover. He has no recollection
of the fire and does not know of his wife's
death. being under the impression that