The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-08-14

HUGO hLIN6HOLz was UT W d iaiBo
dog lately. He has converted himself
into az arsenal since and stands ready to
shoot dog on sight.
| A FAMILY in Madison we're lately pois-
oned by eating ca Re favored with vanilla.
Their lives were saved by the prompt
| action of physician.
| THE boys from this city who attended
the encampmsnt at Sheboygan report
| first class time and but little inconven-
| fence from the weather.
Mss JENNIE FITZGERALD of Cato who
! has been a resident Of Chicago during
the past year is at home visiting her old
friends and neighbors.
4 HoLsTEIN cow in Milwaukee county
has given during one year, %, IT'S lbs. of
| milk, being the highest record Of any
| mich COW in the world.
PETER HERMANN of the Branch gave
| picnic on Sunday last which was quite
| largely attended. 4 number of persons
from the city were present.
| SELF-BINDERs have been selling them
selves at rapid rate this year. In the
course of a few years they will have
wholly replaced the reaper.
MEssRs. Villas, Rankin, Barnes and
their wives made visit TO the lake of
| unpronounceable name on the northern
| extension Of the road last week.
MAYOR PANKRATz may get position
in CIeveland's cabinet. George and
Grover are not twins but they CHANGED to
| have been born at the same time.
REPORTS are that lake freiehts are
| duller now than they have been In years.
It is said vessels cannot get grain to
carry even if done without charge.
SOME years ago harvesting meant one
| month of the hardest kind of labor, a
! days work to include Is hours. Now
| one week practically ends the battle.
The new Buck Cigar is acknowledged
| TO DO the finest Havana. filled cent ci-
gar in the United States. For sale only
by EMIL FIscHEL.
| CHARLES BUERsRATrB YVES called to
Chicago last week by the death of his
brother, caused by lock- jaw, which was
Induced by wound from Eslsty nail.
THE teachers institute begins Aug. %.
Harvesting will be concluded before that
| time so that there will be no obstacle 10
attendance on the part Of country teae!i-
ePs.
COUNTY CLERK BUHsE has something
of interest to say TO delinquent tax pay
ers in this issue of The Pilot. The note
of warming will be continued foy some
| time.
| P. J. SCHROEDER of Two Greeks was
caller at The Pilot Office Oh Tuesday.
He says farmers are becoming disconr-
aged on account OF the low price produce
brings.
! HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
| quickly and does not eause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
PARTY lies are worn very loosely these
days. Men are getting tired of wearing
collars and in future the only thing
which will hold them to party is good
nominations.
GRAIN in the southern part of the
county is said to be unusually poor this
year because Of the lack OF rain there
In other parts of the county the crop is
the finest of years.
| FRANK ZEMAN is daily practicing row.
ing with the intention, it is suspected,
of beating the boat club in a sculIing
race. Frank claims an unusual amount
of muscle already.
The festive granger desires little
wrestle with the law before commencing
his harvesting and the result is that the
local courts are overlooking with clients
and lawyers are having harvest.
A PROFESSOR" with considerable lung
power has been busy selling o tooth
powder with wonderful cleansing pro.
perties," to crowds of people on tie
streets the evenings of this week.
VIZ guarantee B. & ?. Machine Oil to
be superior to any in the market. 1t is
manufactured expressly for US, and sold
as cheap as many inferior grades.
BECKER & TEIFGES.
JOHN \. HUssEY was in the city on
Saturday on his way to Ledyard. Mr..
Hussey has an excellent field for labor
in that thriving town and under his
management the Ledyard school will
grow.
A LARGE quantity of binding stone for
the new Catholic church is already on
the ground. One of the buildings which
stood on lie site has been moved and
work on the f,,,,ndation will be begun
this fall.
FARMERS are being Solicited now to
take some stock in the Agricultural So
ciety. The fact of the matter is they
should contribute the greater portion o.
the money necessary to secure good fair
| grounds.
THERE is nothing which does farm
machinery more harm than the use Of
poor Machine Oils. In order to over
come this difficulty use only B. 4 P. oil,
the very best. Sold only by Becker &
Teitgen.
THRoUGH hasty preparation of the