The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-08

! mEABEfS VI tuo DuSlIcoo MEL . hSSO
citation are reminded that the hour oil
meeting for the ensuing six months if
7:30 instead of 800 as heretofore.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark.
| ham. 25c. a day secures $1,000 if killed
and S15 weekly indemnity if injured.
BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION with Hin
richs Pearline the finest preparation of
its kind. Not injurious to the skin.
Price 80 cts, at Hinrichs drug store.
JOHN DILLON did not draw a large
audience at the Turner's Opera House
last Thursday evening. The fact is,
Manitowoc is being "showed" to death.
THE work of fitting up the rooms for
the Business Mems Association in Ru-
dolph's block is progressing. They will
be ready for occupancy in about 10 days.
a CLOSE estimate places the number of
persons in attendance at the fair on
Thursday at from six to seven thousand.
The gate receipts that day were 81, ZOO.
ENOUGH money has been spent by the
city on worthless cisterns to bore and fit
first class artesian well. One which
would supply the whole city with good
pure water
OUTAGAMIE county will have two fairs
this year, one at Hortonville and the
other at Seymour. Rivalry between the
two villages is what brought the double
bill on the boards.
The tailors of Pittsburgh will get the
drop on the dudes. They have organ
lied for the purpose of publishing in the
theater programmes the names of all GUS
toners who refuse to pay their bills.
THE interior of the building lately oc-
cupied by Emil Fischel has been entire
~ remodsled and greatly improved
Mr.. Kern, who will soon occupy it, will
have one of the incest stores in the city.
THE new cistern on the south side was
pumped out on Tuesday, it having be-
come apparent that it was leaking badly.
What will be done to make it available
as a reservoir has not been determined
upon.
WITH one of the most complete stocks
of hardware in Northern Wisconsin, the
Rand & Roemer Hardware Co. is pre-
pared to make it profitable for purchas-
ers of goods in their line to deal with
them.
THE schooner Frank Wheeler, said to
have been one of the finest on the lakes,
sprung leak on Lake Superior last
Thursday and sank while seven miles
from land. The crew escaped in the
yawl boat.
The directors of the Industrial Asso-
citation want to pay up all accounts
against the Association, and request all
who may have claims to present their
bills to any of the directors before next
Saturday.
"ATHLoPHoRos is doing my wife q
great deal of good, more good than any
other medicine she has ever taken, is the
testimonial to this great remedy for rheu-
matism and neuralgia given by J. S.
Kelmick, of Berrien Springs, Mich.
CHRONIC looseness of the bowels results
from imperfect digestion. Thecause lies
in the torpidity of the liver, and the cure
is take Simmons Liver Regulator to aid
digestion, to stimulate the dull and slug
gish liver and to regulate the bowels.
A PIECE of scroll-saw work contributed
by Stanislaus Kadow, Third ward boy,
to the fine art department of the fair,
elected much praise, and deserved it.
It was in the form of church and the
ner faction of the work on it was wonder
full.
HARRY WEBBHR's Nip and Tuck Co.
is one of the strongest combinations on
the road and will positively give our
citizens one of the best entertain, ments
that they have been favored with this
season. Opera House, Tuesday, Octo-
Der 18th.
HENRY BREY and Adolph Rechcygle
are about to open grocery store in the
building on the corner of Eighth and
York streets, formerly occupied by HID
Smalley. Both young men have bust
ness ability and deserve success in their
first mercantile venture.
In the vicinity of Cambria, this state,
more than 1900 hogs died from cholera
within few weeks, and several other
localities report the disease as prevalent.
In this county, aside from the loss sus-
tanned by Rahr Bros, no hog cholera
has been reported.
IT took the schooner Nevada just 30
minutes to get through the draw of Sth
street bridge on Saturday. The crowd
of shivering humanity that stood on the
approaches in the raw wind waiting for
the bridge to swing had an excellent OPP
portunity to practice patience.
A HARDWARE store and harness shop
at Clintonville were burned at an early
hour on Saturday morning. Chas. Books
store in that village was entered while
the fire was in progress and robbed of
about $50 worth of dry goods. 1t is
thought the thieves started the fire.
The body of the captain of the scow
Milton which was wrecked near Two
Rivers some weeks ago was found on the
beach about q quarter of mile south of
that city on Friday and was sent to Mil
waukee. Five men were lost when the
craft foundered and the body found as
stated is the only one that has been re-
covered thus far.