The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-02-22

| Cure guaranteed.
A BODY was found under the pavement
near the Newhall and the theory is now
advanced that the fire originated from
the pipe Of tramp.
FoUND-The only studio in the city
that uses dry plates to take pictures of
babies and groups instantaneously. At
Melendy & Packard's.
Miss LAURA GRIMMER has lately fin
ished very fine oil painting, view of
Lake George" Miss Grimmer is very
promising young artist.
! A LARGE STOCK of brewers, railway,
and engineers supplies has just been
added to Becker & Teitgen's already COM
pIete line of hardware.
CAPTAIN BERLIN SNIFFIN will be
master of the ing Pankratz during next
season. Captain Harrington takes
charge of a Sturgeon Bay ting.
THE mission at present held at st.
Boniface church is we'll attended. The
efforts of Rev. Fathers Neu and Kern
deserve a good attendance.
Mr. MATTHIAS THORNTON of Cato will
dispose of all his personal property by
auction on March oath, and will then
make Brown county his home.
WHAT a terrible thing that democratic
assembly" is. We will soon hear of its
being charged with being the cause of
the wretched roads we have had.
THE earnings of railroad companies
for the months of February and January
1888, do not reach the diminsions of the
earnings for the same months in 1882
THE ice has moved the piles under the
south approach of Main street bridge
several inches. The city will have
costly job of repairing on its hands ere
long.
THE old windows in the front of J.
Schuette d Bros. dry goods store have
been taken out and their place filled by
handsome sheets of plate plass 60x120
| inches.
! Mr.. Bruno SCHALLERN, we under
stand. intends to begin the practice of
medicine. Mr.. Janecek has some
thoughts of turning his face toward the
setting sun.
The coinage of the new nickles will,
it is said, be discontinued. When gold
| plated they SO closely resemble a five
dollar gold piece that they are readily
passed as such.
The factory Of the Sheboygan Manu-
featuring Company burned on Tuesday
night. The building, stock and machin-
cry are a total loss on which there was a
partial insurance.
j. DANFoRTH, son of Dr. Danforth of
Milwaukee, is in the city. He intends
to learn engineering and is engaged in
overhauling the machinery of the Good
rich steamer Sheboygan.
AN election for an associate Justice of
the supreme court will be held on the
first Tuesday of April next to choose
successor to Judge W. P. Lyon, whose
term expires next January.
THAT the color line is yet frequently
drawn even in religious spheres is shown
by sign hung up in the entrance of a
Methodist church in Alabama which
reads: ''No Niggers Admitted"
The weather which grew quite moder-
ate some two weeks ago reached its
elimination on Friday and the snow drifts
sunk considerably. 1t made the roads
almost impossible for the time
Rich specimens of iron ore and silver
bearing quartz have recently been found
IN Shawano county and experts declare
that silver is there in such quantities as
to make the mining of it profitable.
A CLERGYMAN addresses an open letter
to person in Carlton, kewaunee county
who talked of swords and blood, and
ends mp by change in the usual termin-
alton. "With all disrespect" sc. yours.
FRED Muller has a copy of New
York newspaper printed in 17S3-ore
hundred years ago-which is quite
curiosity and has been examined by
numbers of callers at the Registers
Office.
ONE of the towns constituting the high
school district of Kewaunee, became
dissatisfied with something and proceed
ed to withdraw. Some arrangement
was reached by which the district
remains intact.
A FINE selection of maleable and
cast iron fittings for steam. gas and
water has just been put on sale at the
hardware store of Becker & Teitgen,
South Eight street. This firm will
make it an object for you to deal with
| them.
WE are in receipt of Carl H. Schmidt's
| Premium Book for 1882 issued to SUBJ
scribers. We can't write critIque on
the subject matter as our knowledge of
German is rather limited. One thing is
certain, Carl can get up something good
if be takes the notion.
EMIL FIsoHEL has purchased the Star
/ Pharmacy of Schallern & Janecek. Mr..
Fischel is quite competent druggist,
having attended a pharmaceutical college
| and besides has had considerable ax-
perience in actual business. He is an
accommodating young man and is very
attentive to business.
FROM EMPORIUM. Dodge, ST.,
a well known citizen of Emporium, writ
es that one of his men (Sam Lewis
| whilst working in the woods so severely