The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-04-03

for low license and the republicans
fought the campaign on high license
platform. The issue was square one.
4. J. ScHMfTz runs counter to the
most generally accepted tenets of political
doctrine; he's blue because he's elected
and is almost swearing mad at his friends.
Miss Dora BEERS position IN the
north side school will be filed by Miss
Essie Burnet, and Miss b. G. Patnode
takes the place of Miss Jenkins at Two
Rivers.
ii. G. WALSH, for some time in the
Office Of Estabrook & Walker, has had an
offer from law firm in Moorhead Mimi,
which he accepted and left for that place
on Tuesday.
ROBERT HAUKoHL closes his engage
meut with the Wagner & Rand Hardware
Co., this week and leaves for Chicago
where he expects to get position as
short hand reporter.
WISCONSIN has now reputation as a
tobacco growing state, and soon will have
as producer of sugar cane. Consider
able sorghum is now grown in the south
ern part of the state.
PRINCIPAL BURCH of the Two Rivers
High school spent Tuesday in company
with Principal Young in visiting the city
schools. The Pilot acknowledges call
from both gentlemen.
Mrs. SIBREE is DESTROYS of selling her
house and land adjoining the city. It is
desirable piece of property. There are
two acres of land and commodious
house. ap17 :
JASPER HANSON came near having a
suit of judicial ermine. He and White
are of size and it wrs hard to tell for
whom the suit was made. Charley
donned it after the last vote was counted.
CONTRACTORS, builders and all in need
of building material such as doors, sash,
blinds, building paper, paint, oil, glass,
etc, will find large stock and fair prices
at the hardware store of Becker & Teitgen.
APPLETON has outlived the folly still
Rugged in other cities, of making party
nominations for city Offices. Two Rivers
never did so. Manitowoc is ripe for a
change in this particular and it will come
soon.
THE Second Ward democrats are cha
meleon like so far as names 90. Last
year they were tax payers; this year they
were poor people. When we get a dem
ocratic president they will go back to the
old name.
THE Poor Mems ticket of the little
Second Ward did not derive its name
from the persons thereon being poor in
flesh. The head of the ticket was an
unmistakable protest against any such
conclusion.
AT the meeting of the Literary, Scien-
tific and Art Association on Friday even
ing last, papers were read by Mrs. Con-
ly and Rev. J. M. Craig. The discus
sion following both persons were quite
interesting.
HE supplementary examination which
takes place on Friday and Saturday of
this week, will be held in the court house.
Applicants will be examined on Second
grade subjects on Friday and on First
grade subjects on Saturday.
THE number of killed and wounded in
the Cincinnati roits foot up to 200. 1t
is said the first nights assault was made
by reputable workingmen, but that dis
reputable characters and boys controlled
the movement subsequently.
The name assumed by the democratic
party of the End Ward, that little phal-
anx, all Irish except Walker and Bacon,
is not descriptive of the quality Of the
men constituting the party. They are
all poor in purse except Walker.
THE students from this city to the
state university have been spending
their spring vacation at home. It may
be safely said that the charges made
against some students by President Bas-
com, do not affect the Manitowoc BOYS,
The Pilot was iu error last week in
stating that Mr.. Lobe had killed the
stolen COW before the discovery had been
made that the animal was stolen. He
paid double price for the animal, buy
ing her from Mr.. Voshardt after her
identity was established.
THE Second Ward Democracy have
adopted as their motto. ''Tall oaks
from little acorns grow" There couldn't
be much smaller acorn than the demo-
craticic seed of the End Ward. 1t may
grow into tall oak one of these days.
The Irish are very prolific people.
THE democrats of the Second Ward
must have been reading the dialogue in
the old reader between a master and his
in which the latter says: ct
must be poor man; l can never get
along unless L am poor man." It pays
to be poor man about election time.
That slight cold you think so little of
may prove the forerunner of complaint
that may be fatal. Avoid this result by
taking Ayers Cherry Pectoral. the best
of known remedies for colds, coughs.
bronchitis, incipient consump-
ton, and all other throat and lung dis
eases.
By notice elsewhere it will be seen
that Mr.. Henry Hinrichs is now sole
of the Robinson & Hinrichs
drug store. Mr.. Hinrichs is one of the