The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-05-22

order for seeds from Paris, France. Mr..
Landreth's business is growing so rapid,
ly that he is almost tired of seeing ii
expand.
CHURCHES will soon save sinners by
the very pleasant means of strawberry
festivals. A strawberry has great saving
grace if swallowed under the auspices OF
a church.
The celebrated Peninsular cook stoves,
the best in the market. Don't buy until
you have examined them and learned
their superiority. Sold only at Becker
& Teitgen's.
GEORGE was brought up before Justice
Murphy for having beaten Charley Tor.
rison and fined 81. George is going to
get little section of the law tangled in
Charley now.
THIS is the time to get to Denver if
one is anxious to strike the axis of the
continent. The fare from Chicago to
Denver is only 81. 1t is the biggest cut
known in rates.
IT'S about time some one was around
with subscription list to aid base ball
club organize or some other like deserv-
ing enterprise. There is nothing like
a subscription list.
Miss ALICE EMERY spent Sunday in
visiting her friends in this city. Miss
Emery now fills lucrative position in
the general Office of the G. Mil. &. st.
Paul Co., at Milwaukee.
MATCHING chickens by means of incu-
bators seems to be a growing industry.
In one poultry house in Waupaca county,
1000 chicks per month are Matched out
by means of an incubator.
THE Ice Cream season opens at F.
Mika's on Saturday next, March "a. He
keeps constantly on hand choice lot of
imported and domestic fruits which are
sold at the lowest market rates.
TILLsoN & SCHMIDT have removed
their tank used to supply the street
sprinkler, TO the stable at the south side,
and have laid a pipe to the river, whence
they will draw their supply as formerly.
THE Chronicle says very expensive
accident occurred at the pail factory by
which it will be forced to lie idle couple
of months. The engine was so badly
shattered that new one has been ordered.
DIR. CURRENs of Two Rivers has been
again quite seriously sick. The doctor
has suffered great deal within the last
year. His sickness results from blood
poisoning while performing surgical
operation.
IT seems difficult for wheat to return
to the prices prevailing before the fail
ures knocked the bottom out of it. It
will hardly reach dollar now, although
the chances that it would, were at one
time good.
THE boat club had their first dill last
night. There were number of abortive
strokes, numberless crabs caught and a
river full Of amusement. Captain
Thompson thinks something can be
made out of the crew yet"
The respectable saloon keepers should
organize and prosecute those persons
who sell liquor to children. The man
who would sell liquor to young lad and
so much of it as to endanger his life,
should be drived out of the city.
A BALD HEADED jury lately returned a
verdict for Mrs. Langtry who was defen-
dant IN a suit for damages brought by
the lessee of theater. The verdict of a
bald headed jury is no uncertain thing
when pretty woman is in the case.
The diamond fields of Waukesha
county are in the Kettle Range. That
range of hills runs through this county
in a north and south direction. Some
pCOHAC nilO A1hAA 1iIIAC ny dthfS O1
their hands might begin to prospect.
SEND MONEY by American Express Co.
Money Orders. Receipts given. Money
refunded if orders are lost. Sold at all
Offices of the Co. Payable at $500 places.
Rates: To $5-5c. S10-8c.: $20-1Oc $50
12c.: S40--l5c. !: S50-20c. sep15
Mr.. AND Mrs. CHARLES SP1NDLER were
given the benefit of surprise party
organized by the Owl Club, on Saturday
night last. Mr. Spindler and his wife
intend to leave for Europe on Saturday
for years visit. They will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Holzknecht.
VIZ. RAHR, chairman of the commit
tee on County Asylum, has everything
perfected for full report to the county
board at the session next week. The
plans for the asylum were prepared by a
Milwaukee architect and if carried out
will give very fine and convenient
building.
CHRISTIAN LARSON of Cato a staunch
democratic Norwegian WAS caller at the
Pilot Office on Wednesday. Mr.. Larson
says farmers are seeking to become better
informed on the tariff question, and that
all are becoming free traders. This is
an inevitable result of an examination of
the question.
The railroad war makes travel cheap,
so cheap that it hardly pays man to
stay at home. From Denver TO all
Missouri River points, distance of 635
miles, 50; to st. Louis, So; to Chicago,
ST; to New York, S25. A person can
thus ride two-thirds across the continent,
for the small sum of S25.