The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-12-27

| and lumbermen are making the most OF 1t.
Hon. JOSEPH RANKIN reached home
on Friday night. His congressional
duties do not seem to weigh heavily upon
| him.
Miss Rose CONWAY who has been
attending school at Chicago, is at home
with her parents during the holiday sea-
| season.
THE J. /. CASE was placed in the dry
| dock Oh Monday. Over 10000 bushels
of her cargo of wet corn has been dis
posed of.
SALTER Bros, druggists, at Colby,
Wis, say: "Anyone once using Browns
Iron Bitters cannot be persuaded to use
any other"
Mr.. J. E. BEMIs formerly of Two
Rivers, but row of Morris, MINI. has
been visiting friends in this section the
past week.
Mr.. ISAAC ToRRIsoN who has been
spending some time in European travel
| arrived home in season for the holiday
celebration.
THE tug Gregory came down from the
dry dock yesterday. breaking her way
through eight inches of solid ice in less
| than an hour.
FINE HAIR OILS, tooth powders, and
every variety of toilet preparations, a
full and complete assortment, at Fisch-
els Pharmacy.
F. G. YOUNG formerly principal of the
First ward school of this city and now of
/ Elkhorn, is spending few days of his
vacation in the city.
HrNRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs' /.
Cure guaranteed.
JERE DALEY leaves this week for Led
yard where he will go into the hotel
business. A more honest or worthy man
Ledyard could not get.
THE best axe in the market is the Red
Jacket, made expressly for US. Buy no
other. For sale only by Becker g. Teit-
gen, South Eighth Street.
The express office did rushing bust
ness on Monday. John Bacon was the
pink of perfection in pious sense until
long after the sun went down.
AMONG the University students who
are at home in this city this week, are
Miss Mary Packard, George Waldo, Ed.
Platt and Charles Ostenfeldt.
Miss ANDERSON keeps the photograph
ers busy, and at each sitting has photo
graphs taken in various attitudes requiring
a number of cameras and operators.
CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS CARDS.
Having disposed of the greater part of
my stock, will sell that remaining at
reducedprices. OSCAR A. ALTER.
the meager appearance of this issue.
The holiday season has duties more
pressing and pleasing than news gather
| ing.
The J. I. CASE went into dry dock on
Monday. The Emma Nelson, tugs
Maxwell and Gregory had repairs com
pleted and came out of the Dock ON Sun
day.
No class of people enjoy life more during
the winter than Manitowoc county farm
ers. They are in comfortable circum
stances and have no winter work aside
| from chores.
CAPT. WILLIAMS was called upon on
Monday to don his diving suit and go to
| the bottom of the river near the dry dock
to see what was the matter with the
wheel of the tug Maxwell.
SPECIAL attention is invited to my
| large and varied assortment of Perfumery
in bulk and in bottles, warranted for its
superior fragrance and lasting qualities.
EMIL FIsoHEL.
A NUMBER of the employees of the
Wagner & Rand Hardware Co., presented
Mr. E. K. Rand and Mr.. Jacob Remer
with box of extra fine cigars and a
handsome cigar stand each on Christmas.
DIR. HAYES of ST. Nazians was in the
city on Friday. When the condition OF
the roads forced itself upon his attention,
he at once fell into a pious frame of
mind. The doctor knows how to pray.
VENNoR comes to the front again with
the statement that the red sunsets are
induces of warm weather for the next
two months. He will now become
popular seeing she doth prophesy good
things"
Hon. JOSEPH RANKIN has been APP
pointed member of the committee on
Rivers and Harbors. one of the most
important of the house committees.
None of the Wisconsin delegation has a
craftsmanship.
A RUMoR was put in circulation on
Saturday last that prominent young
man of this county had shot himself.
1t was proved canard on Monday
morning by the persons appearing hale
and hearty in the city.
The year 1888 began as very de-
q,
reputation to the close. To those who
believe that periods of disaster CORE
spond with the Gregorian year, the new
year will be rich with promise.
The Turner'S gave very fine exhibit
ton at their hall on Tuesday afternoon,
and also in the evening. With little
practice the active turner's of this city
would stand high in proficiency and hold