The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-07-05

ibeled the schooner G. A. King for dam
ages done the Imperial in the collision
which took place between the two yes
sells some days ago.
JUST how much the manufacturers
care for the laborer may be gathered
from the trade dollar scheme. The
laborer is forced to take the IS cent dol
lar for its face value.
JAMES RYAN of Meme, P. Fl. Lyons
and Mich. Kelly of Cato were callers
at The Pilot Office on Monday. Each
one reports the crops in his section as
being quite promising.
Mr.. MILLER, at present teaching in
Detroit, and formerly connected with the
German and English Academy of Mil
waukee, succeeds iIr. Young as principal
of the First ward school.
ST WISH could find something that
would cure gals and prevent the hair
coming in white" is an expression fire.
quently heard. Coles VETERINARY
CARBoLIsALvR will do it.
BECKER & TEITeEN have just added to
their large stock of general hardware
full line of brass and iron goods for
steam and gas filters and plumbers,
which they hold at very low prices.
Mr.. Brown principal of the 3rd ward
school will soon enter the profession of
the law. He read law before coming to
this county and has kept up his studies
in that branch so that he is ready for
admission.
BECKER & TE1TGEN buy their Doors
and Windows year in advance so that
they can guarantee every door and sash
to be perfectly dry; and they sell them
Is per cent. cheaper than any other firm
the city.
Brokers in New York, have been
doing heavy business on the trade dol
lars, lately, buying them at SO cents and
oOiiihS ouoih ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III uiid
delphia, who pay off their laborers in
the deprecated coin.
JOHN BARNES of Liberty dropped in
to see The Pilot establishment on Mon
day. He is in search of a place in which
to locate. Mr.. Barnes has all the ele-
ments of success and will yet make a
reputation as lawyer.
T. G. SHOVE ESQ.,, will now greet You
with more than his customary suavity.
The glorious Fourth brought him little
pledge which will make him welcome
that day with increased pleasure. A
little baby boy, you know.
DISTRICT No. 3 Meme decided OF the
annual meeting on Monday to erect a
new brick school house at q cost of
S1400. One half this amount is to be
raised this year by taxation and the
remainder will be borrowed.
MRS. LEvAKE and Mrs. George Barker
were thrown from their buggy on Sun
day last. "Buckskin" was frightened by
the breaking of a wheel, and in attempt
ing to get away upset the buggy. Mrs.
Barker received some slight injuries.
On Friday night fire broke out in
one of the rooms in the basement of
Charles Beers saloon. It was discovered
before it had made much Roadway and
was quenched before the engines arrived.
1t is believed to be the work of an incen-
diary.
THE steam barge City of New York
came into port on Monday with her con-
sorts the Brooklyn and H. G. Potter.
The latter sprung leak and was brought
here. The Two Rivers life saving crew
went to the assistance of the damaged
| vessel.
ANOTHER tornado struck Wisconsin on
Monday, doing damage at Lacrosse,
Fond du Lac and Washington counties.
Property to the value of $4,000 was
destroyed in Fond du Lac and over 200
buildings we're destroyed in Washington
county.
AT ball last night some sailors wanted
to change the programme SO as to have
"cotillion." The Emusic" objected
and the sailors tore up the notes. Then
the emusic" arose in their might and
went for the heather sailors and cleaned
them out.
A COUPLE of young fellows risked the
raging main on Sunday on the catamarap.
When just outside the harbor piers the
craft broke and the boys were not as
high above the water as comfort made
necessary. A young fellow went to their
rescue in a boat.
A POLICEMAN of Milwaukee was lately
discharged because of drunkenness, an
order of Mayor Stowell prohibits police
men from drinking any intoxicating
beverage while on duty. What new
form of punishment can be invented for
Stowell for this last outrage?
The iron railing in front of Charles
Beers saloon offers attractions to per-
sons who are too busy to work, and they
are rather too picturesque for comfort.
A battery has been placed in the saloon
and the loungers now receive a shock
which sends them to the street.
The quantity of beer brewed in the
United States during the year ending
April 81, 1888, is 538, 600, 900 gallons,
being an advance of 100 per cent. over
the brew for 1875. The increase in the
manufacture of beer is greatly in excess
of the increase of distilled liquors.
EMIL BAENsoH has had rapid promo.
ton since he became connected with the