The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-03-06

d a CHARLES LECLAIR appeared before
ers Judge Smart this week charged with
lily deserving his family. he promised to
make provision for their support and as
an evidence of good faith planked down
500 as the first installment. His family
lives in Two Rivers.
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A WALwoRTH county farmer gives his
experience in potato raising. He is
strongly IN favor of planting but single
III eye in hill. In cutting the potatoes
he cuts them to single eyes, and never
puts more than two pieces and generally
sh- only one in hill He claims excellent
on results from this mode.
~ CARL SCHMIDT says he is not tenn
perance man.-and there is no man who
lis. has the hardihood to contradict him.
rye but if he was a member of the city board
ing some people now in possession of saloon
licenses would be denied the coveted bit
of paper Good for you G. FL. s., The
the Pilot liIas 10 o,ota Won pbep Won choose
did 70 talk sansa
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THE Chronicle is something of an
- iconoclast. 1t does not seem to have
- due respect for the rights of third parties,
presumed to be innocent but really par
:. ties to fraud, and wants some laws, or
interpretations of laws, that will be
ing protection to innocent first parties This
ers is flying in the face of long established
his usage but it is an innovation in the
all. interests of fair play.
for The Oshkosh bar have fred another
W. shot into Judge Pulling which goes into
lch the details of the charges first made.
ler 1t gives figures and facts. The general
impression is, however, that Pulling will
W., be re elected. The Oshkosh bar are
no making gallant fight against him, and
-, to impartial outsiders it looks as if they
-, had right on their side.
WHY do not the farmers of this county
form associations and hold meetings at
% which agricultural matters may be dis
" cussed? ALI the southern counties of
~ the state have such organizations and
'n0 they are doing great good in aiding
farmers. The suggestions offered, find
the their way into the public papers and give
the material assistance to people engaged in
So agricultural pursuits.
7h- REPUTATION OF WNE.-Dropsical
and Rheumatic persons find the use of
mol Speers Port Grape Wine of New Jersey,
fol of incaiculable benefit. Its purity and
-, valuable properties have given it wide
70 reputation among physicians throughout
this country and Europe. 1t is excellent
for debilitated females, and used by the
m best families in New York and Washing
ay. ton as an evening family wine. For sale
oft by Oscar A. Alter.
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THE state superintendent has issued
little pamphlet offering suggestions on
L examinations under the Course of Instruc-
sed ton. It will pay every teacher in the
ers county 20 have one of these. 1t will aid
1 d in giving direction to work and will be of
material assistance in conducting exam
nations. Teachers will be furnished
on with the pamphlet on application to
: Supt. Graham.
5oi BLACK RIVER FALLS has declared for
prohibition at the charter election. The
18th question submitted was ''license" or s'no
to license and the temperance element had
the a majority of IS. Last year the license
me men won. There will be liquor sold
er. there Notwithstanding. license suffi.
GENTLY high in cities to limit the trade
7eo to reputable classes is what the times
sh' demand.
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ces CARD OF THANKS.
en-. L take this opportunity of publicly
q expressing my heartfelt thanks to the
~ members of the Royal Arcanum, the
members of the Temple of Honor, to
1f Rev. III. Stone Richardson and all nv
numerous and very kind friends, who,
by their kindness, sympathy and SUBJ
it stantial aid, during the sickness and
md burial of my beloved wife lessened the
of very great burden of her death to me-
the CARL PANGBURN.
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