The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-10-30


the harbor piers was completed on Tues
day. 1t is designed to build and place
in position three more this fall.
THE new Buck Cigar is acknowledged
to be the finest Havana filled cent CT
gar in the United States. For sale only
by EMIL FIscHEL.
HE schooner Christine Nelson recent
ly sunk on the reef off Bailey's Harbor
has been abandoned. The Nelson was
built here by Hanson & Scove in 1870.
Go and see the prices on boots and
shoes at Emil Krummheur's and you
viii convince yourself that they are lower
than ever. no13
IF your horse is in a poor condition,
then feed Hinricbs Improved Horse
Powder, they surely will brace him mp.
For sale at Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
EMIL TOOL was chosen engineer of
steamer No. 2 in place of Pete Weber,
resigned. Emil is one of the best mach
inists in the state and capable engineer.
DUCK HUNTERS are in their their glory
now-that is if there is any glory in wad-
ing through marshes in this vicinity when
ducks ought to be but are not very
numerous.
GRAIN FREIGHTs to lower lake ports are
advancing and coal rates for return
cargoes are also improving. Vessel own
ers begin to think there is a chance to
earn money yet.
KEEL had the largest torch light pro
cession yet held in the county on Satur-
day last, at which time MIR. Segel of Mil
waukee, an Independent republican de-
livered an address.
The dock in front of The Pilot Office
is now one of the finest in the city. 1t
was put in shape by Mr.. Torrison, how
ever, and not by this Office which &C.
counts for its appearance.
PLATr's brick warehouse on CONNER
cial street has been rented by gentleman
from Minnesota who is having q new
floor laid therein. The building will be
opened soon as q roller skating rink.
The series of gales on the lake during
last week proved very destructive to yes
sci property. A number of large craft
were chung up" on the beach at various
points but no loss oflife has been reported.
CONTRACTORS, builders and all in need
of building material such as doors, sash,
blinds, building paper, paint, oil, glass,
etc, will find a large stock and fair prices
at the hardware store of Becker & Teiteen.
MUCH valuable time is wasted in ex-
perimenting with uncertain remedies;
whereas, a bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup would at once cure the trouble
some Collie or Diarrhna affecting the
Baby.
PALMERs PERFUMES are noted for their
delicacy of odor and lasting qualities,
the properties all first class perfumes
should possess, but in which so many
fail. A full line at Oscar A. Alters drug
store.
THE resolutions passed by the Meme
Branch of the National League are hav-
ing quite run through the papers of the
country. The Louisville Couror-J our
nal copies them with approving com
ment
SHERIFF BIBINGER brought Chae.
Molzberger back to the city from Mil
waukee on Saturday. Molzberger had
abandoned his family. He was given s.
trial yesterday and escaped on techin-
cality.
The small schooner Clara made the
haruor Sunday afternoon minus a con-
siderable portion Of her deck load of
slabs lost overheard during the storm
encountered while on her way from
Pentwater
THE agony will be over in few days
and then alter the defeated party can sac
where they could have done better and q
sufficient time has been spent in mourn
ing and rejoicing people will resume their
every day work.
A WAGON LOAD of as fine apples as were
street by Newton farmer yesterday at
50 Cents per bushel. Thousands of
bushels of apples We're grown in this
county this year.
GEORGE DoERsCH, who ran black
smith and wagon shop at Meeme, and
afterward removed to Amigo, is nov en-
gagged in like business at CenterviIle
station. George understands the bust
hess thoroughly.
KLINGHoLZ Bros. have received car
load of Dakota hard wheat for seed from
II. Liebenow's farm. The millers speak
very highly Of its quality. They will
have it for sale at their feed store and at
the mills in the Rapids.
The scow Tallahassee, owned by Lars
Larson of Manitowoc, went ashore at
Jacksonport on Monday. She dragged
her anchors and went up high aud dry
but being light, has sustained but little
damage. Tugs are now at work to release
her.
THE kiel school building is now IS
fac one as any place in the state of
equal size with kiel, can show. Mr..
Reseburg, the clerk, is one of the most
energetic school officers in the state, and
is determined to have everything first
class.
PALMER's EXQUISITE PERFUMES are
none OF the cheap perfumes made of the
essential oils, but manufactured from the
finest pomades, giving them delicacy of