The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-05-06


the best in the market) is for sale at man.
ufacturers' prices by Rand & Roemer
Hardware Co.
LAWNS for Sc. yard, with colora as
fast as any worth 122c., and even more
so than many of those, at
27 SCHUKTTE Bros.
TWENTY-FIVE persons attended the
supplementary examination on Friday
and Saturday of last week. Six were
candidates for certificates of the higher
grade.
HAVE small assortment of organs on
hand which will be sold at cost to close
out. Please step in and examine them
| and get prices and terms at Buerstatte's
| drug store.
WORK will be resumed on the new
bridge at Manitowoc Rapids, next week.
1t will be first class bridge and strong
enough to resist the pressure of any or
binary freshet.
The tow barge Nelson g. Holland
reached this place yesterday morning
| with cargo of coal for the railroad
company, the first shipment of the sea-
son for this place.
THE county of Manitowoc will prob
| ably have two candidates for places on
the republican state ticket. Mr.. Luling
| for state treasurer and Mr.. Estabroek for
| attorney general.
A BASE ball club has been organized
in this city. 1t is said to be the strong
est Manitowoc has yet had. 1t includes
some of the Brillions, the club which did
such fine playing last year.
DIR. F. B. WooD who visited this place
on former occasions, will be at the Will
liams House on Friday and Saturday
May 9TH and 9Th, where he may be con-
suited by any one needing his services.
Mr.. WALLACE who is living in Cali
fornia, sent an ostrich egg to Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. L. Markham last week. The
egg is quite curiosity in this section
and until recently was just as rare in
California.
THE dog which deserves it seldom
picks up the poison and some innocent
animal is made to suffer. Mr.. Luling's
dog lately was poisoned but did not get
dose large enough to kill him, but he
is partially paralyzed.
ALL the old officers of the boat club
have been reelected. A chaplain has
been added to the list of officers and
Smalley was chosen to this position, on
the ground that he wasn't worth damn
to pull and must be good to pray.
AT the New York store: Our new
spring shawls have just been opened and
the line embraces all grades from 81
upwards, and in black cashmeres, brooch
ez, Persians, etc. We have some very
fine looking Persians at low prices.
''ATHLoPHoRos gives perfect salts
| faction. 1t has helped and cured some
] where all other remedies have failed to
do any good" is the report of Dullam
Bros, druggists, of Flint, Mich, on the
great rheumatism and neuralgia RENE
dy's work.
A COUPLE of young men were out in
the lake with sail boat on Sunday last.
When inside the harbor high slab pile
"took the wind out of their sails" and
the boat capsized spilling the young
fellows into the water. They we're
picked up by boat.
Mr.. TohRIsoN had to recognize the
labor movement in unloading his little
vessel the Linerla at Milwaukee last week.
The captain telegraphed for instructions
and it was thought best to pay what was
| asked. The Linerla will not go to Mil
waukee again until peace is restored.
SHERIFF MURPHY on Thursday last
| brought in a wild man from Mishicott
| who has been insane for some years.
The fellow has not shaved or had his
hair cut for years and as he passed
| through the city his wild appearance
| created as much wonder as Jumbo would.
AYERS Cathartic Pills are the best
medicine that can be employed to correct
irregularities of the stomach and bowels.
Gentle, yet thorough, in their action,
they cure constipation, stimulate the
| digestive organs and the appetite, and
cleanse, build up, and strengthen the
| system.
AN inquest was held by P. o. Shea, J.
| P, on the body of Michael Axel, whose
| suicide was mentioned in last weeks
issue. The man was resident of Meme
living near the Schleswig line. His wife
has. since the husbands attack upon her,
| been in a very critical condition but it is
| now believed she will recover.
A REPORT was in circulation on Satur-
| day that the militia companies at this
Mace had received orders to hold them
selves in readiness to 90 to milwaukee
to suppr>ss the strikers. The poor
strikers were then quiet and orderly, but
suppression is always the first thought in
reference to them.
On Thursday last Horny Wills OF
Manitowoc Rapids received te,,sgram
from Idaho announcing the death of his
son Ward. The young man was 26 years
of age and went to Idaho about one year
ago and since then he has been working
| in mine. He was killed while in the
mine but the manner of his death is not
| yet known here.
A FELLOW from Milwaukee has been