The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-04-22

| almost complete failure; the most favor
able reports do not indicate more than
one-third crop. A great deal of it il
being plowed under.
Spring poetry is now in order. Thu
Spring poet will find it to his advantage
to address his effusious to The
Chronicle, Two Rivers, which loves s
poet, particularly nice, fresh one.
| THE ladies of Manitowoc attend coffees
and as part of the entertainment have
readings of 'Ostler Joe. Good coffee
and good readings could be appreciated
by then ''men folks" if the women were
not 80 selfish.
MICHAEL KAISER of Centerville was
brought before the county court on Tues
day on application of his friends that he
| be sent to Oshkosh. The examining
| physicians pronounced him sane and he
was discharged.
The ting Cyclone deposited rs cans of
young white fish in the lake about five
| miles from this place on Sunday. The
fish were brought from the hatchery at
Northport, Mich. Each can contained
about four gallons.
"WR commenced selling AthlopLoros
| about year ago. We have had the best
success with it of any rheumatic medi-
cine we ever handled" writes druggist
o. W. Halstead, of Mason, Michigan,
and his experience is common one.
1t is said the Norwegian Lutheran
church of this city has never yet adopted
any plan to skin money from the general
public. 1t is highly creditable to the
church and is distinction OF which it
may justly be proud.
WE positively will not be responsible
for any bodily injuries sustained in the
"crush jam and rush, that win prevail
at the Opera House all next week during
the performances of the Eme1alds Com
ady Co. Buy reserved seats at G. W.
Fechter's.
The Emeralds Comedy Co., of Is
artists will commence weeks engage
ment at the Opera House, Monday,
April Goth. Programme will be changed
each and every night. Admission 1Oc.
Reserved seats at G. W. Fechter's book
store, zoe.
The excavation and lassitude of spring
time are indications of the sluggish action
of the blood, overloaded with carbonates
accumulated by the use of heating food
in winter. This condition may be reme-
died by the use of Ayers SarsapariIla,
the best blood purifier known.
JOSEPH CHERMAK died at the hospital
in this city on Sunday night. His death
was quite painless. He was resident
of Kewaunee county but taught school
in this county for couple of years. He
was young man of integrity and USE
full life is cut short by his death.
We have the sole agency for Mani
towoc county for the Gilbert Manufac-
turing Co.'S. boys express wagons which
are the finest goods in style and finish
ever placed upon the market, and at
prices to defy competition. Come and
examine them. PIENING & FIGHTER.
The Milwaukee Journal describes the
slaughter of fowl at this season of the
year as shooting at skeletons" and in
Inmates that spring shooting should be
prohibited by law. Every duck killed
now is a slaughter of at least five. There
should be some means employed of en-
forcing the laws against hunting out of
season.
The school superintendent of Lang
lsde. county will kill Jim Anderson the
first opportunity and the verdict of the
jury will be justitiable homicide. That
little literary gem of purest ray serene
would not now be travelling through the
state if The Times had not given it such
a boost.
Mr.. ANDREW HANSON purchased tn
old building on York street which was at
one time Platt's store and now uses it for
ware house and varnish shop. Mr..
Hanson keeps spreading out In his bust
ness and constantly enlarging it. He
has now carriage factory of large di-
mansions and gives employment to a
large number of men.
A NEWTON woman named Taube had
her leg broken on Monday by jumping
from wagon. She was in the wagon
with her husband when the horses be-
came frightened somewhere on North
Main street and ran away. The woman
jumped out with the result stated. The
man chung to the team and finally man.
aged to stop them.
THIS is the season of the year the
amateur gardener buys seeds and makes
resolution to grow vegetables for his
own table. 1t is a gauntlet thrown down
to potato bugs, flies, grubs and creeping
things and they generally make The
garden sick looking affair. The
amateur garden usually looks in August
like section of Sahara.
INVITATIONS for the "Light Horse"
ball at Milwaukee have been scattered
through the city like leaves of the forest.
A "claw hammer" coat with other clothes
to suit, railroad fare and S. admission
would make attendance at this ball cost
in the neighborhood of $780, and then, as
a young man lately remarked, a fellow
would have about nickel's worth of fun.
A WOMAN was killed in Milwaukee on
Monday by Wisconsin Central passen-
ger train. The engineer sa = her stand