The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-01-18
THE promise of a severe winter has

The bar of Manitowoc should take
some steps to give expression of sympa-
thy with the family of Judge Reed.
The entertainment for the Episcopal
church, notice of which was given in
last week s issue has been postponed.
Mrs. LANGTRY is said to be superb on
roller skates. Freddie thinks she does
not need to get on roller skates to be so.
AN Ohio legislator wants to make
drunkenness hanging ottense. That
would be almost as bad as woman
suffrage.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hinrichs' i.
Cure guaranteed.
FARMERS growl because their taxes
are one per cent, on valuation. In the
city it reaches p per cent. A burden
very hard to bear.
FoUND-The only studio in the city
that uses dry plates to take pictures of
babies and groups instantaneously. At
Melendy & Packard's.
QUITE large crowd attended the play
Esmeralda on Thursday evening last.
AS in all such cases. some were pleased
and some dissatisfied.
SHERIFF BIBINGER, Under Sheriff
Hempschemeyer and Deputies Sheahan
and Tool are the attending officers at
the present session of conrt.
PEOPLE are now laying in stock of
green wood for next winter. The good
roads have blessed people with suffi-
cheney of fuel if nothing else.
Mrs. SWIFT, of Fond du Lac sister
of DIR. Payne, died on Saturday last.
The doctor returned on Tuesday evening
from attendance at the funeral.
The report that the suspension bridge
at Niagara Falls had broken down with
a train of cars was telegraphed to this
city on Monday. 1t was untrue.
NEWTON has a resident 81 years of age
who is as hale and hearty as if he were
only 81. He can out-travel most of the
young men of the county to-day.
THE proprietors of the saw mill at
Rockville have done an immense amount
of logging this year. Not for years have
their yard been so full as this winter.
ANY patent medicine advertised in this
paper you can get from me. If do not
have it in stock can get it for you on
very short notice. OSCAR A. ALTER.
Ice this year is not very thick and is
also of rather an inferior quality.
Swamps are not frozen and this fact in
terferes considerably with the taking out
of timber.
The recent heavy falls of snow have
greatly impeded railway travel in the
northern portion of the state. The track
between here and Two Rivers was pretty
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The sailor who lost his leg on board
the propeller Champlain by getting il
caught in rope, at this place last season,
died from the injury at the Hospital in
this city on Monday morning.
The safe of the NewhalI House has
been found but contrary to expectations,
it contained no hotel register, SO that
there is absolutely no record of the
guests at the time of the fire.
HUBERT SIMON of Meme bagged five
deer in his hunting expedition down
north. Some of the boys say Hubert
bought them, but he protests that he
got them with his 'slittle rifle
THE Chronicle denies Sandford's abiI-
ity as kicker even. 1t always seemed
to us that Sandford could kick, bite and
go through with all the other movements
usually accompanying the two specified
above.
A NUMBER of the Sheboygan teachers
have agreed to be present at the teachers
meeting to be held in this city on the
9th inst 1t is possible that Supt. Nc
Loughlin of Fond du Lac will also be
present.
The Touring mills of the city are all
running to their full capacity, in order to
meet the demands for their excellent pro-
duct. One mill recently received an or
der for seven hundred barrels of flour
from one firm.
THE people of School Hill, Meme,
insist that their post office is going to be
one of the most important in the county
when fully established and want to be
included in the mail route between Kiel
and Manitowoc.
THE death of Robert HOWE by the
destruction of the Newhall House was
rather q sad one. He was young man
well known in this city, having lived
here. He was engaged to be married
soon to Manitowoc lady.
THE Pilot will contain a weekly letter
from Madison during the session of the
legislature. Our correspondent is a
gentleman in position which enables
him to write intelligently on all topics
connected with legislation.
WILL LUEPs keeps systematic record
of the state of the weather, following the
practice of his father. He reports that
Tuesday the 9th of this month was the
coolest weather of the year the thermom.
etor running down to 15o below zero.
THE Turn Verein is discussing plans
for the improvement of Turner Hall and
it is about settled that a new basement
will be put in, provided with dining
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