The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-04-16
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
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Manitowoc Bay with ice. 1t must be
lodged pretty solidly on the east shore.
THE little "songsters of the grove" had
their music suddenly checked on Tuesday.
A birds instinct is not an infallible guide
when it leads them to migrate thus early.
BECKER & TErTeHN are selling Sash,
Doors and Blinds cheaper than what you
can buy them for at the factory. Give
them call and you will find it is the fact.
A JOINT school district. including por-
tons of Rockland, this county, Rantoul
and Charlestown, has lately been organ
lied by the town boards of the towns in
terested.
HINR1cHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
L Hinrlchs.
FRED SEEaER has rented his place in
this city to Milwaukee butcher. Mr..
SeeRer will for the present live on his
farm on the Mishioott road, little dis
lance outside the city.
PIENING & FIGHTER are receiving daily
their new spring styles of wallpaper aud
borders, and when all in will show one
of the finest and most complete assort-
LAKE KosHKoNoNa is the Eldorsdo Of
hunters. In one day last week it is
estimated that ], 800 ducss were killed by
hunters. Eight men shot, killed and
shipped 900 ducks in one day.
This is the time when the owner OF a
double barrel breach loading shot gun
goes out in the early morning for pigeons
and comes back with wet feet and festh-
ers from his pillow in his hair.
PROF. HAsKIKs announces his intention
to put in telephone line along the lake
shore from Milwaukee to Two Rivers and
Manitowoc. Nashs dulcet tones can be
heard clear down in Milwaukee then.
HAVE again taken up my residence
in Manitowoc and may now be consulted
professionally at the drug store of E.
Fischel in this city. VIM. HALL,
Veterinary Surgeon.
TIE state legislature has provided for
an additional fund for common schools
being tax of one mill on the assessed
voluation OF the state. This is one of the
few worthy acts of the Legislature of this
year.
Mr.. VIM. JACKSON of Milwaukee is in
the city and will receive orders for tun-
ing and repairing pianos, organs and
melodeons. Orders left at the First
National Bank will receive prompt at
tention.
MICHAEL ToUHEY of Franklin died on
Monday last at quite an advan oed age.
Mr.. Touhey was one of the early settlers
of the county and was once quite promi-
nent in managing the local offairs of the
town in which he lived.
GOVERNOR RUsK has vetoed all the
game bills passed by the late legislature
on the ground of unconstitutionality In
seeking to make the laws stringent, they
were made to trench upon the personal
rights guaranteed by the constitution.
FRANK HoNY has made arrangements
to 60 into the agricultural implement
business in this city. He is to open in
the brick building on York street just
east of Rand r Roemer's, and will sell
tho Johnston mowers, reapers and bind
ais, and all other agricultural implements.
FARMERS have not yet begun to make
preparations for spring sowing. The
cold winds which keep the spring back
ward will in all probability continue to
blow until after the middle of May, and
there will not be much vegetable growth
before that time.
On Thursday evening April %, the
eggs which were used by the children to
take up collection for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church of this city, will be
broken and prize awarded to the child
who has been most successful. A concert
will also be given on that occasion.
THE war rumors have visibly affected
the wheat market. May wheat sold on
Saturday for 89c. per bushel but the
advance was spasmodic only. Shoul
England and Russia 60 to war, wheat it
is said will 60 up to 81. 25 per bushel.
Should peace prevail the price will drop
to zoe.
A TEAM belonging to man named
Luepke, resident of Manitowoc Rapids
took it into their heads to run away while
crossing Eight st. bridge on Monday.
The wagon pole broke and tho wagon
took leap into the air discharging the
driver as if fired from a catapult. The
team were stopped at Koehler's corners.
WILL DELANo's mood on Tuesday W IS
in perfect keeping with the war of the
which prevailed. He had done
a great deal to further the enactment of
the game law which Gov. Rusk vetoed.
Very properly, he thinks any law which
would not meet with Rusi's objections
to the one vetoed, would be no protection
at all to game.
The Kaukauna champion" and the
Msnitowoc champion" had it out at the
Manitowoc Roller Rink last night In
sporting parlance, the foreign "cham-
pion" claimed foul and then the home
champion refused to glide around any
longer and the ''furriner" got the money.
One momentous matter is settled and
now we can give some attention to the
Pusc;op ror