The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-07-31
THOMAS PIX and sister OF Chicago are


use of the oar.
| Mrs. GEo. B. BYRON and Mrs. DIR.
Kemper of Kewaunee paid Manitowoc a
visit this week.
a NUMBER of deck hands off the steam
er Iuskegon had free fight in the CITY
on Monday last.
HERsCH SMALLET is seriously disap-
pointed at the action Of the late demo-
cratic convention.
CARL PASGBURS has new barber and
no one makes a mistake when they say
he is a good one.
The delegates from this city to the
Grand Army encarapment at Minneapolis
have returned hone.
THE tug Alley went into the dry dock
on Saturday hast to have some OF her
stern bearings fixed.
MRs. HARRY Losa left for Chicago
last Saturday. She viii soon be able to
| join the circus troop.
1t is reported that base ball nine Of
this city will go to Wausau soon to play
the club at that place.
SOME of the Milwaukee dens ofinfamy
were raided again last Sunday night and
thirty arrests were made.
BECKER & TEITGEN have big line of
| new stoves on hand. Look at them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
PAT SULLIVAN treasured up an mex
haustible store ofgossip during his recent
sojourn in the rural districts.
MARTIN MCMAHON has secured the
Kiel school. Thos. Hogan will teach at
the Rapids for the ensuing year.
CHARLEY BEERS and Fred Hinrichs
took trip across the lake to Ludington
in the schooner Lydia last week.
Rev. II. S. RICHARDSON of this city
attended the prohibition convention at
Pittsburg as delegate last week.
A. Fl. SUNBowER delivered lecture in
the Methodist church on Friday night in
| the interests of the prohibitionists.
| The heavy rains of last week were not
an unasloyed blessing. Considerable
damage to crops resulted therefrom.
THE Two Rivers granger whose taste
of hymeneal bliss was 80 brief wants to
be divorced from his "soiled dove"
J. MosNAr and wife of Belle PLANE,
Iowa, are visiting relatives and friends IN
the city and will remain d few weeks.
! The second regiment of Wisconsin
Militia goes into camp at Sheboygan on
August 4. 1t will remain there week.
NOTICE G, W. Fechter's ad. in this
iasre OF the Pilot. Mr.. Feohter has a
good and complete stock of goods in his
line.
THE schooner G.. Sherman of Cleveland
brought q load of coal to this port last
Saturday for the Goodrich Transporta-
ton Go.
Now that there is o possibility that
Manitowoc may be visited in time by the
cholera its sanitary condition is attracting
some attention.
! If any trouble is attendant upon the
Baby's teething, don't hesitate to use
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, it is invaluable.
Price % cents bottle.
| The new BacE Cigar is acknowledged
| to be the finest Havana filled cent eli
gar in the United States. For sale only
by EMIL FIsoHEh.
| THE cloud that seemed to hang over
some of the employees Of the NJ. L. s.
& W. r. Il. appears to have been dis
PEELED and they begin to breathe easier.
| THE republicans Of Manitowoc have
organized Blaine and Logan club. 1t
| is reported that there were hardly enough
present at the first meeting to fill the
! offices.
H1NRIeHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or SORE
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
! Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
ALBERT LANDRETH returned from his
recent trip to central and northern New
| York last week. Mr.. Landreth returns
| lust as strong Blaine man as he was
| before he left.
DIVINE to the meager attendance at
the last meeting of the literary society it
was postponed for week. The subject
of the next paper will no doubt elicit a
warm discussion.
jim CUMBERLIDGE says he knows
Cleveland will be beaten because he has
a democratic friend in New York who
has written him, saying that Cleveland
cannot carry that state.
JOHN A. HUssEY will teach the Led
yard school during the coming year.
The people Of Ledyard have reason to
congratulate themselves on securing the
services of such acompetent teacher.
ATTENTION is directed to the card OF
DR.. Watrous, dentist, in another column,
who announces his readiness to perform
all work in his line in the best manner.
His office viii be opened on Monday.
We guarantee b. & 2. 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 Il TEITGEN.
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. & p. oil,
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