The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-02-25

energies, and build up the system.
THE bee keepers of Manitowoc and
adjoining counties will hold convention
soon. Notice of the time and place will
be published in The Pilot in due season.
One of the signs of spring is the pres
ence of scissors grinder on the streets.
He will be followed by the hand organ
man and then spring will be here, gentle
Annie.
ANY shortcomings in the editorial work
on The Pilot this week must be attribut-
ed to the fact that Mr.. Maggie has been
confined to his bed the entire week by
illness
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry H1nrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
Miss MAGGIE PErPARD of Meme and
Mr.. Roger Shanahan of Nebraska were
married last week. Miss Peppard has
taught school in this county for num-
Der of years.
PHILLIP Roth will be first engineer of
the steamer Chicago during the ap-
preaching season. He is said to be one
of the most capable men in that position
on the lakes.
The Volunteer Company paraded the
streets on Monday afternoon in ceiebra
ton of the anniversary of Washington's
birthday. In the evening masquerade
ball was held.
THE German Ladies' Aid Society gave
the first of series of Sunday afternoon
entertainments at Turner Hall on Sun
day and made it very pleasant for those
who attended.
A NUMBER of Milwaukee manufactur-
ers and merchants are about form a
mutual fire insurance company, believing
that lower rate can be made on "gllt
edge" insurance.
The color of the passenger cars of the
Mil. L. S. Il Western is to be changed
from the present dingy gray to hand
some yellow. The sleeping cars will be
painted dark red.
A LIGHT fall of snow Monday night
CREASED up the sleighing little and
people from. the country took advantage
of it to bring great quantities of produce
to town on Tuesday.
QUITE a number of posts and ties are
piled up on the docks awaiting shipment
on the opening of navigation. Such
products of the forest are becoming
scarce in this county.
IT is designed to place the propeller
Nenominee on the route now covered by
the Depere on the 10Th of March. The
Depere will then be laid up for such re-
pairs as may be necessary.
A FARMER ran into Dick McGuire's
cutter with his sleigh yesterday morning
and damaged it considerably. Dick saw
it and made the careless driver pay for
the injury which was assessed at $3.50.
PROF. CHAPEK of Milwaukee, known
to many of our citizens as a violinist of
the first order, will give concert here
in the near future. He will be assisted
by number of Milwaukee musicians.
The Wisconsin Central is to be ex-
tended into the Gogebic iron range to
compete with the Lake Shore Road in
the ore carrying business. The Outon
agon Road is also figuring on a share of
the trade.
The young ladies' of the Episcopal
church purpose giving an entertainment
at the Opera House in the near future,
including a japanese wedding, a pro-
gramme of which will be given in the
next issue of this paper. ~
''PLEAsE send to me by express six
bottles Of Athlophoros. The bottle l
got did me more good than all the other
remedies for rheumatism that l have
ever tried, is the message of encourage
ment c. Bart sends from Ransom, Mich.
The county clerk is frequently called
upon TO prepare vouchers for bounty
money for the killing of lynx and foxes.
A man from the northern part of the
county was in last week with the skins
of two large lynx which he had recently
killed.
THE secretary of the Dairy Board of
Trade is endeavoring to procure a state
ment of the number of pounds of cheese
manufactured in this county last season.
Enough has been learned to warrant the
statement that more than 2,000,000
pounds were made.
MIND and body alike suffer from slug
gish action of the blood, the result Of
dyspepsia or biliousness. Ayers Pills
will stir up the liver, excite the stomach
aud bowels to activity, open the pores of
the system, and insure health of body,
which is indispensable to mental vigor.
HERMAN WITTMANN has left the en-
ploy of Geo. Robinson & Co. of !ailwau-
kee for whom he travelled for number
of years and now looks after the inter-
ests of J. D. Inbush, wholesale grocer,
of the same CITY. Herman is one of the
iolliest men on the road and has built up
large trade.
THOSE interested in the formation of a
Farmers Association should bear in
mind that meeting for that purpose
will be held at Klingholz Hall tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The good results
to be derived from the success of these
organizations should draw large num-
Der to the meeting.