The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-08-12

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sought relief there from the fire.
| WAr the New York Store
| Special sale beginning Saturday
morning. There viii be loss o.
over $4,000 on the goods damaged
by water
The encampment at this place has
brought in great many catch-penny
| affairs. The man with the dolls, the
| organ grinder, the shooting gallery and
"sich like" are among the attractions.
| A WOMAN named Scott intimated in
| plain language that Mrs. Fred Weber of
| this city was no better than she ought to
be and was mulcted one dollar ard costs.
On refusal to pay she was taken to the
county Jail.
CARL A. TosTENsEz died on Saturday
last after az illness of almost year s
! duration. He caught severe cold early
| last fall and was unable to shake it off.
He was in his 18th year. His funeral
took place on Tuesday Of this week.
THE amount appropriated for the
| Manitowoc harbor was not reduced by
the senate. The % per cent. reduction
| applied only to these appropriations
which exceeded S25, 600. So that the Man
| itowoc harbor this year receives SIS, 900.
The Daubner Watch Case Company,
which received SO much free advertising.
| was really looking for location, after
ALL An Ohio town gave the company a
large bonus and lands valued at 10000
and the company will take up its new
quarters soon.
FATHER NORTH of Pewaukee one of
the wittiest men in the state, one of the
Oldest teachers and the best fighter in
the country in running debate, WAS in
the city on Saturday and called at The
Pilot Office. He was on his way to
Oconto to conduct an institute.
A LABoRER i'll the employment of A.
Bertler in the brickyard near the Little
Manitowoc was killed on Saturday last.
He was using pickaxe on a bank of
clay when it fell in crushing the life out
of him and driving the pick be was using
into his skull. His name was Fenske.
FRED WEBER was one of the saloon
keepers whom the 5000 license forced
ont of the business. Lately complaint
was made before Justice Kiland that
Fred was selling liquor on the sly and
he was called into court to answer. He
procured an adjournment until the 81
prox.
AYERS Sersaparills is designed Cor
those who need medicine to purify
their blood, build them up, increase
their appetite, and reiuvenate their whole
system. No other preparation SO well
meets ihis want. It's record of forty
years is one of constant triumph over
disease.
The Badger Paper Co., of which Hon.
Joseph Villas is President and J. S. Villas
Secretary, has come into possession of a
| magnificent water-power on the Wiscon-
sin at Rhinelander. The water power is
hardly inferior to that at Kaukauna. The
power will be improved and large pulp
mill built there.
The fires in Cooperstown have invaded
farm property and three farmers in that
| town had their houses and barns burned.
John Touhey had 80 acres of growing
grain burned. It is reported that three
houses in the vicinity of Neshoto were
destroyed by fire on Tuesday.
WISCONSIN has s,365 soldiers drawing
pensions. Manitowoo county has 107,
| Milwaukee leads the state with 942,
Grant coming second with 416. While
Manitowoc county is the 18th in the
state in population, it stands 9th in the
| number of pensioners, Calumet leads it
| by one.
For its soothing and grateful influence
on the scalp, and for the removal and
prevention of dandruff, Ayers Hair
Vigor has no equal. 1t restores faded
or gray hair to its original dark color,
stimulates the growth of the hair, and
gives it beautiful, soft, glossy and
silken appearance.
A MEETING of the alumni of the north
| side school was held at the residence of
| Principal E. r. Smith on Tuesday even
ing. The graduates of the school
number Ga, and there were over 80 pres
ent. The party was largely of a social
character. Toasts and responses con-
stituted the principal feature of the
| formal exercises.
Rev. GEoRGE PADDOCK who was muir
dered in Iowa recently for attempting to
enforce the prohibition law, was some
thing OF fighter. Some years ago while
conducting temperance movement in
| Sheboygan he was assaulted. He turned
| on the crowd, cleaned them out and took
a revolver away from one.
The Manistee excursion gang have
| furnished the boys "around town" with
lots of matter for talk. A few of them
| claimed to have smashed" some girls
and drank so freely because of their good
luck in this line, that they became full
| and refused to leave with the boat as
they wanted to have ''little more fun. :"
THE circus left little negro behind it.
Himself and the circus had disagree
ment and mutually agreed to separate,
each cherishing the unkindest feelings
toward the other. The lad is now a
| boot black and thus he has added one