The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-03-18

them.
SHEBoYGAN will not build 5,00(
hotel this summer. One of the eondi-
tions was that the citizens donate SO, 900
but this sum could not be raised and sc
the enterprise has been abandoned 70,
the present.
WILL LUEPs lately purchased Hol
stein Friesian bull from E. Brown & Co.
of Aurora, Ill. The bull will be one
yex old in April and now weighs 900tbs.
He has been accepted for registry in the
stock hook.
CAPTAIN WTTTENBKRG now drives a
little horse of his own. The steed seems
to be a cross between a Shetland pony
and cotswold sheep. but he has speed
and the captain steers him "with force,
and ease"
PATRICK LANTRY of Manitowoc Rapids
died at his home March 10, in the 44th
year of his age. He was born in Coach
ford, Cork, Ireland and came to America
IN 1850. His father lives in this city and
has reached his Seth year.
If you are suffering from sense of
extreme eceariness, try one bottle of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. It will cost you but
one dollar, and do you incurable good.
1t will do away with that tired feeling,
and give you new life and energy.
The city councilreconsidsred the action
taken instructing the city attor-
ney to appeal the case of Shove against
the city end the matter was referred to a
special committee consisting of Aldermen
Johnston. DAIMLER, Dumke aud Wits.
A LITTLE girl, the daughter of Mr..
Beach of Clarks Mills, took an overdose
Of medicine on Tuesday and began to
vomit. DR.. Payne of this city was
to come ont, but on his
arrival found the child out Of danger.
SOME OF the patrons of cheese factory
in Liberty have boycotted the factory.
They have signed an agreement refusing
to sell milk to the factory or to any one
who may purchase it until the present
proprietor accedes to some demands they
have made.
My wife was seriously afflicted with
in her arms. She has now
used two bottles of Athlophoros and is
well and free from pain. cheerfnlly
it to my friends and the
public. L. r. Lutzow, 721 North Butler
street, Madison, Wis.
YESTERDAY was st. Patrick's Day
There does not seem to have been any
celebration, but it is mighty strange if
Will Nash and Dick Mueller of Two
Rivers didn't wear the green. On that
day Two Rivers resolves, as one man, to
be Irish and worship the shamrock.
Town clerks and chairmen of town
boards are requested to take the judicial
tickets with whieh they are furnished to
their respective polling places. Judge
Gibson has no opposition, but the people
should show their appreciation of his
high qualities by giving him full vote.
HAVE you a cough? Sleepless nights
need no longer trouble you. The use of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, before retiring,
will soothe the cough to quiet, allay the
and allow the needed
repose. 1t will, moreover, speedily heal
the pulmonary organs, and give you
health.
COLONEL BARLOW, who had charge of
the improvements of harbors and rivers
on the western shore of Lake Michigan,
has transferred the charge to Captain
VIM. L. Marshall, Milwaukee and com
relating to such improve
ments must be addressed to the last
named.
In addition to our bargains in Car
pets, we are offering lot of the best er
ira superfine all wool two ply Ingrains
Cor Soc or zoe sewed. These are worth
35c to 9Oc and are marked down because
the STYLES are not the latest although not
bad. These are decided bargains.
1S) ScHTETrE Bros.
DEACON H. H. SMITH formerly of Two
Rivers, died at his home in Grand
Rapids, Mich, on Tuesday of last week.
He was 81 years old at the time of his
death. The Deacon was one of the early
settlers of Two Rivers and was SO sue
cessful that when he retired from business
a few years ago he was quite wealthy.
The bounty on foxes and other pre-
iacious animals has stimulated hunters
IN this county. A largo number of
lynxes and foxes have been killed this
winter. A. Richardson of the town of
Manitowoc seems to lead. He has thus
IdT DEbSeuleu y CdTCdsSeS 10 TIE CudlIulan
Of the town W. G. Lueps, and received
his bounty. He says he'll make it a
dozen before spring comes.
Our lady readers will no doubt be
pleased to learn that the popular dry
goods house of 4. w. Rich & Co., Mil
waukSe, make new announcement in
to-day's issue of The Pilot. This enter
prising firm has recently completed e1
tensive alterations throughout their entire
establishment, and have inaugurated the
Spring and Summer season on grander
and more comprehensive scale than ever
before.
AT the entertainment given by the
Ladies' Aid Society on Sunday last, it is
said all the bachelors had to sit at one
table. Fred Hinrichs was at the head
Max Rabr 1acljop5 a SCAT offara5 him, and