The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-05


Mrs. Alva Boyce and Miss NJ. Breuer, in
the advertising columns of this issue.
MEMS and Boys OvERooATs at greatly
reduced prices at Schuette Bros cloth
ing store. IL
For CoLIC and Grubs in my mules and
horses 1 give Simmons Liver Regulator.
I have not lost one that 1 gave it to. E.
T. TAYLOR, Agt. for Changers of Ga.
CHARLES SALAK, SEN, has retired from
the management of the Opera House.
WenzeI Krejnik and Frank Stirn will
now perform the duties Of the position.
Nh. CAREY's communication on the
Reduction of the Surplus" reached this
Office when the chases were bursting with
matter and must lie over until next week.
MISS Cora LAWRENCE has been COM
PEELED by Ill health to resign her position
as teacher in the Third ward school. The
place will be filed temporarily by Mrs.
Oakley.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
A MISTAKE was made in the classified
ton of Miss Martha Olson in the super
intendent's report for the fall of 1887.
Her name should have appeared in the
class "above 70 per cent"
THE officers OF the Milwaukee Lake
Shore &c Western put something in the
stockings of the Manitowoc editors on
New Years. Kresss stocking was little
narrow but of great depth.
THERE now seems no reason to doubt
that new depot will be built at this
place next summer. The eating house
will be established permanently and the
old depot will be used for that purpose
TRAINS from the west were little late
every morning during the continuance of
the season of snow. The Lake Shore &
Western kept it's road open much better
than did the other roads OF the state.
BEFORE you buy your Parlor Stove you
will do well to see the 1887 style of the
"Art" Garland Base Burner. 1t is
Beautyl
The RAND & ReMER HYDE Co.
TIE muskrat IS becoming unreliable
as weather prophet. The open winter
which his failure to provide comfortable
domicile for himself seemed to indicate,
does not seem to have reference to open
roads.
ALoIs SHINEK, farmer living near the
Branch, brought load of wheat of 100
bushels to market in this city on Thurs
day last and his team was not large
one either. The sleighing was excellent,
though.
Posi- OFFICE INSPECTOR DARBELLAY
is particularly complimentary of Mr..
Niquette's management of the Two
Rivers post Office. He says there is not
an Office in the United States better
managed.
TIE thing anticipated by The Pilot
which would make direct connection with
st. Paul and Manitowoc less of necessity
has come to pass. Flour is now shipped
from Minneapolis to the sea board via
the Sault st. Marie.
Mr.. VIEBAHN spoke at length at the
e. L. A
for the retention of German in the public
schools of this state. He was seconded
by A. 0. Wright of the State Board of
Charities and Reforms.
THE following officers were elected by
the firemen of Steamer No. l, on Monday
evening: Foreman, August Dueno; As
sistant Foreman, Frank Serge; Secretary,
Frank Zeman, Jun; Treasurer, John f.
Dumke; Steward, r. Guenther.
JAMES KIBwAN who has been student
in General Bragg's Office for some years,
lately passed his examination at Milwau-
kee and was admitted to the bar. Mr..
Klrwan is young man of large ability
and of most Industrious habits.
ALL our WINTER CAPS remaining after
the holidays have been MARKED Down
to far below their value. Now is a good
opportunity to purchase a fine seal-skin
cap for an unusual low price. u
ScHUETTE Bros.
THE Milwaukee Sentinel of Friday has
lengthy interview with G. W. White OF
this city relative to the Deer Park which
Mr.. White is working to secure. The
indications are that he will get many
subscribers for the stock in Milwaukee.
The n. Y. Sun has an Office cat. The
Pilot has an Office fly which refuses to
succumb to billiards., tobacco smoke or
the vigorous slaps of those whose noses
he delights to tickle He must have dis
covered the fountain of youth as he has
all the playfulness of youth
We are selling Lamp which gives as
much light as = OF. ordinary No. 2
Burner one lamp will light up your whole
establishment Gf not too large) and save
You lots of work IN cleaning and filling.
Will you give them trial?
SCHUETTE Bros.
THOMAS KELLEY of Iowa visited his
parents at Newton on New Years. He is
neighbor of Dan O'Connor who former
ly lived in Liberty. He reports Dan
wealthy farmer. Dams MANY friends at
his old home will be pleased to hear this
as the sprightly little Irishman was a
favorite with all who knew him.
Z. Y. SMALLEY, the celebrated news
paper correspondent and magazine con-
tributor and now the publisher of a
magazine at st. Paul, was in the city on
Friday last and called at The Pilot Office.
| Mr. Smallav vac for alaro,o ,-o,r, -, Al =.