The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-11-29


this week out of respect for Gov. Rusk's
message.
This has been terrific Fall on the
lakes. The loss of life and property has
been unprecedented.
REPORT has it that Centerville firm
is about to make an assignment. How
true the report is time will tell.
MR JAMES LAMPvA, Sheboygan, Wis,
says: 81 used Browns Iron Bitters for
rheumatism and obtained relief.
THE steambarge Eclipse went down
in Lake Ontario on Wednesday of last
week with all on board, numbering 8
persons.
III. KELLNER & Sous have erected a
large cheese factory which will g. into
operation at the opening of the season
next year.
PIENING & FIGHTER take the first step
this year in holiday advertising. Their
advertisement will be found elsewhere in
this issue.
A CLOTHING establishment of Chicago
is anxious to engage Sergeant Mason as
clerk because he would prove an cat
traction"
A TUG was sent out to hunt up some
signs of the Manistee but came across
nothing. A propeller ran across part
of the wreckage. Is
EsPEY's FRAGRANT CREAM the finest,
best and most delightful preparation for
chapped hands, face or lips, for sale at
Fischel's Pharmacy.
You cannot fail to find just what you
want for Christmas present at Mrs.
Kern's store. The low prices at which
holiday goods are sold there will surprise
and please you.
REGISTER MUELLER does not find it
necessary to walk to his place of business
any more. He has purchased a fast
horse and when he says g'lang he is sped
rapidly over the streets.
Mr.. WAGNER is preparing to take his
regular winter trip to more congenial
climate during the severe weather. He
will go to bot Springs, Arkansas some
time during the coming month.
LEAVE your orders for sewing machin-
es, pianos or organs at Lehmkuhl &
Dicke's. Instruments as well as sewing
machines sold on trial and delivered to
any part of the county free of charge.
The Gold Medal and the highest prize
offered for stoves at the Cincinnati
Exposition of 1882 was awarded Gear
land Stoves and Ranges"
WAGNER & RRND HARDWARE Co.
Rev. A. d. RossosocHowITz of Coop
erstown has been quite seriously sick
and for some time his life was despaired.
of. His loss would be greatly felt by his
parishioners by whom he is sincerely
beloved.
DUBOIS, the man. woman, has been
arrested at Stockbridge. She acknowl-
edges to be woman and says she was
hired to marry Gertie to save her. There
is great deal of probability in this view
of the matter.
JOHN f. SIMS was called home on
Friday by the dangerous illness of his
mother. Mrs. Sims died on Monday of
this week. She has been sick for long
time and endured great pain until death
came to her relief.
BARNES, MENDIIK & MULHoL1AND an
nounce that the great sale of auction
blankets still continues. They have not
many pairs left, and still offer them at
much less than the present wholesale
price to buy in New York.
CAPTAIN hartley of Escanaba was in
the city on Tuesday evening on his way
home from Chicago with his tug Delta
He had towed leaking schooner to
Chicago and on his way back struck the
sunken schooner Wells Burt.
CAPTAIN MCKAY of the propeller
Manistee which went down in Lake Su-
perior this month, was genial gentle
man well known in this city. 1t is said
he had presentiment that he would
meet his death In the Manistee.
The cistern on North Seventh street,
near the Park, was pumped out on Mon
day so that it might be caulked. WheE
the calke1s began work they found that
the thing threatened to cave in and
Immediately struck Tor higher wages.
THE Milwaukee Journal closes sketch
of 10 Rankin with she is tall, broad
shouldered man, such as women call
manly men, He has a rosy face and
passes for good-looking. He is talked
as leader of the Wisconsin delegation. +"
EEv. E. P. LoRRIGAN of Chiffon took
occasion to speak in severe terms from
the altar lately, of the charivari custom.
If clergyman generally would denounce
this nuisance it might break up the
habit; something very much to be desired.
CAPTAIN TIM KELLEY is yet on the
''raging main" although his vessel is laid
up. Next year the company for which
he works will give him steambarge to
run. Tim deserves his promotion as
there is not better seaman or more
thorough gentleman on the lakes.
SOME of the Manitowoc city teachers
will call upon their professional "breth-
rem and sisters" on Friday of this week.
There will be an interchange of ideas,
greeting and compliments. The Chron-
icle office will also receive a call where
tba ratjuo haauty holds forth