The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-02-01

ness. For sale at Robinson & HInrichs'.
Cure guaranteed.
FoUND-The only studio in the city
that uses dry plates to take pictures OF
babies and groups simultaneously. At
Melendy & Packard's.
TEE Candle Light Club meets at Mrs.
Luling's on Monday evening next. The
programme is the same as that for the
meeting of 2 weeks ago.
WHEAT has come up a little and
farmers are more prompt in breaking
roads than if there was no inducement
for them to come to market.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, finds the cost of
electric lights for that city about four
times as great as gas and is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of abolishing it.
An NJ. d. of this city decamped some
what suddenly on Saturday last from the
city. A number of creditors are little
anxious to know his whereabouts.
SAM RYAN says 10 Rankin would never
be satisfied at the way the world moves
if he did not have lever "to skew it
around" when the fancy took him.
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. AFTER.
FRANK ZEEMAN returned from Wausau
last week where ne had been to make
large purchase of lumber. Frank is
chock full of enterprise and makes things
stir.
4 TRAMP who was released from the
county jail on Saturday was mighty anx-
ious to get in again on Sunday, but
didn't have money enough to get on
toot.
A MILWAUKEE woman gave her hus
band, Peter Kilian, dose Of oxalic acid
on Sunday, supposing it to be epson
salts, from the effects of which he died
shortly afterwards.
The dance to be given in Turner Hall
next Saturday evening for the benefit of
Len Auton, arranged by the Odd Fellows
should be largely attended as the object
is a most worthy one.
THE members of the Horace NJ. Wal
Irn, D,ct No 10 ~
Fire at Turner Hall this Thursday even
ing. Those who attend will no doubt
have pleasant time.
LENT comes in rather early this year
and to those who abstain from worldly
pleasure during that holy season, amuse-
ments must be crowded the next week to
allow the full measure.
We are under obligations to Hon.
Chas. Luling for the second annual re-
port of the State Board of Supervisors
of charitable, reformatory and penal in
situations for the past fiscal year.
OLD BRATz of Rockland was acquitted
of the charge Of killing one of his sons
horses maliciously. Bratz is in a fair
way to become criminal lawyer. He
always has criminal case on his hands.
TIE ferry boat Algomah is working
throunb he ice in the Straits between
Mackinaw and Pc,iiut st. Ignace. The
ice encountered is tweHHttv-hve inches
thick and is blasted out with dynamite.
THE Turn Verein has started a sub
scription in this city for the Rhine
sufferers, contributing twenty five dollars
from the society funds thereto. A
has been appointed to solicit
The masquerade ball TO be given
under the auspices of the Turn Verein
and FREEZER Saengerbund next Tuesday
evening promises to be a very successful
one. A large number of masqueraders
will be in attendance.
MICHAEL LYNCH of Meme, informs
US that a child, ID years of age, was
frozen to death during one of the cold
days of last week, while on her way to a
school in that town. He was unable to
give the child's name.
An arrangement has been made 10y
which members of the legislature will
pay for the stationery used by them at
cost price. The result will be a trihing
expense to the members and saving of
about $40, 900 to the state.
DRAPER's Boston Double Uncle Toms
Cabin Troupe, will present the old play
at Turner Hall in this city, tomorrow
evening. This troupe was here before
and gave the most general satisfaction. |
Go and see the bloodhounds.
JURYMEN have been fearful to visit |
their homes Sundays during the session
Of court, on account of the uncertainty of |
being able to return to their duties on |
Monday. 1t is pretty sure telling what |
a day viii bring forth this winter.
We learn it is the intention of Mr.. |
Thomas, principal of the Two Rivers
schools, TO ''go out west" at the expira-
ion of his present term, and quit the
profession of teaching. This leaves
good position open for some live teacher.
AT the close of the last fiscal year the !
state owned l, 523 acres of land in Mani
.owoc county. Il owns the most in Lin
coin county, 315, 454 acres, and the least
a Rock county, l acre. The total of
state lands in the state is ], IT'S, 423 acres.
BADLY BITTEN.-Peter Kieffer, cor.
Clinton and Bennett Streets, Buffalo,
was badly bitten by horse, and applied /