The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-04-15
JAMES HuTsER who started after the

ton of their order by social party a
Turner Opera House on the evening o.
the Goth inst.
THE officers of the Business Men:
Association now are, Chas. Book, Presi-
dent; Fred Schuette, Vice president
Oscar A. Alter, Secretary and Reinhardt
Rahr, Treasurer.
THE Rand & Roemer Hardware Co
are contributors to, and stockholders in.
factories here and expect to remain. II
they warrant stove they will be here to
back the warrant.
THE pupils who attended the examina.
ton for completion of the course of in
struction, will not hear the result of THEN
work until after the supplementary ex-
aminations are held.
Wsf. JACKSON, the celebrated piano
tuner and repairer of pianos, organs and
meIodeons, is now in the city. Orders
left at the First National Bank will re-
ceive prompt attention.
THE Imperial took on q cargo of brick
and ties for o. Torrison at this place and
will leave this week for Chicago. Captain
Roche, one of the ablest captains on the
lakes, is still in command.
Mr.. HUBBARD has been looking up q
site for his factory at this place. He
wants it located SO that he can get side
track for additional convenience in ship
ping and obtaining supplies.
A BOY named Pick from Franklin was
taken to the State Reform school this
week by Sheriff Murphy. He was SEN
fenced on complaint of his father who
was unable to manage the boy.
THERE are at present mentioned as
possible candidates for the position Of
chairman of the county board, j. P.
Nolan of Maple Grove, VIM. lander of
Gibson and Thomas Mohr of Kossuth.
WM. RAHR's Sons have sold their I'M
ported Holstein bull, De Kroon, to Thos.
Mangin of Maple Grove for $3.50. The
bull will stand at Rahr's farm for service
until June IA, when Mr.. Maugin takes
him.
REPORTS from wheat districts are to
the effect that less acreage of winter
wheat was sown last year than the pre-
ceding one. 1t is in much better con-
dition however and promises larger
yield.
The Kindergarten in Two Rivers has
as large an attendance as any in the state
outside of Milwaukee and has perhaps as
good quarters as any place in the state.
The people take a lively interest in the
institution.
THE deputy collector from Sheboygan
and a marshal came to Manitowoc on
Monday morning in search of Illicit dis
tilleries. The woods are full of them,
but the officers will find it difficult to run
them down.
The city board at its last session
adopted resolutions of thanks to Mayor
Paukratz and City Clerk Baensch for
their faithfulness and efficiency as officers.
1t was paying deserved compliment to
both gentlemen.
Two applications have been made to
the sealer of weights and measures with
in the last few years and he refused to
act in either case. The probability is he
will be bounced at the next election of
the city officers.
I WAS afflicted terribly with rheuma-
tism. took some Athlophoros and now
the rheumatism is gone. and l have had
no return of the disease to speak of. T.
E. Chatfield, contractor, 365 Eleventh
avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
THOSE who own row boats are putting
them in shape to begin their regular
exercise. The Boat Club has not yet
got through alternating though Ed Nash
is showing some signs of life. He and
Charley Sulalley were no good last year.
The great sociable of the season was
held at the residence of Albert lambeth
on Tuesday evening. Every one seemed
anxious to do what he could to make
Albert believe that "while the lamp holds
out to burn the vilest sinner may return. -
VALENTINE SANFORD the Texas boy
who deliberately shot his mother last
fall, has been sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life for the deed. The father
and the other two children will return to
Sheboygan Falls and make that place
their home in the future.
PERFECT soundness of body and mind
is possible only with pure blood. Lead
ing medical authorities indorse Ayers
Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifying
medicine in existence. It vastly in
creases the working and productive
powers of both hand and brain.
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,
Two more Two Rivers boys took it
into their heads to run away, but did not
meet the melancholy fate which overlook
the two who left last fall. The boys who
left last week are Joe Gagnon and Henry
Hittner. An effort was made to intercept
them in Milwaukee but they eluded the
officers.
THERE are few cross dogs in the
city the owners of which will be called
upon to pay damages one of these DAYS