The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-03-08


was forced to lie idle one day last week
because of a break in machinery.
SELLING OUT a large lot Of good over
ais and jumpers at % cents.
New YORK STORE.
SELLING OUT lot of mems heavy wool
suits at $3.50 former price $3.50.
New YORK STORE.
WAGONS are used instead of sleighs on
al the roads south of Sheboygan. In
this county sleighs can be used until
May l.
The average cost per capita Of inmates
Of county asylums is q little less than
one-half that OF inmates of the state
asylums.
TIE track on the fair grounds is to be
kept in trim during the summer and the
boys viii speed their horses there when
they feel disposed.
WooD is being brought to town in quite
large quantities again. The granular
snow Of last week has put the roads in
pretty good shape.
TIE Business Mems Association viii
have very important matter to consider
at its next meeting. It's mention by the
papers is not at present desired.
\ SORT Of a political 'jamboree" is to
take place at Mishicott on the 18th inst.
The tariff question is to be discussed by
orators favorable to protection.
SHOULD an appropriation for govern
ment building be made for Manitowoc
where shall it be located? is a question
Manitowoc people are now considering.
THE house formerly occupied by Fred
Weber, near the Goodrich dock, is to be
moved near the railroad depot and will
be used for saloon by Seitz & Willard.
THE sun is cutting up queer antics and
IS having the eruptiols known as sun
spots" What dire calamity the spots
forebode, astronomers do not pretend to
tell.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
( Hinrichs.
MRs. RoEMER of the town of Manito-
woo on the 1.-TWO Rivers road" died on
Sunday last. Her funeral took place
yesterday and was one of the largest seen
here for years.
CAPTAIN TOW ROCHE who has no SUI
perior on the lakes as master Of a vessel,
IS at present out Of Job because of the
sale of the II. G.. Richards which lie CON-
manded last year.
y MIsHIcoTF saloon keeper was brought
before Justice hiland, this week. charged
with having sold liquor to man posted
by the town board. The case was ad-
iourned one week.
An agent who is making the rounds of
the city taking orders for the enlarge
ment OF pictures, is said to have more
than the normal amount Of cheek, and
uldozes pretty effectually.
The Sturgeon Bay Advocate makes
some additions to the crooked operations
of Mic Wickert. Mic was by no means a
dishonest fellow naturally, though he
ran quite deeply into the mire.
Mr.. BoETrcHER of Manitowoo Ranids
will enlarge his brick yard and use steam
power IN the future. He will manufac-
ture pressed brick and tile. The capa-
city OF his yard will be 25.OO0 per dsy.
W. i. Cole of Gibson has concluded
to take up his residence in Kaukauna
and viii conduct boarding house there
Mr.. Cole is a thoroughly honest and 2
most hndhearted man and deserves pat.
ronage.
FOLLOWING the lead of the republicans
young men democratic clubs are to be
organized Throughout the country. The
movement is good one for both sides il
the meetings be conducted in a spirit OF
honest inquiry.
| JOHN BoHNE of Meelne died on the 2Stl
of February. He was one of the earl,
settlers of that town and a man OF sturd,
character. He was member of assembl,
for one term and member OF the county
board for several years.
! W, F. Nash was in the city one da,
last week. His resemblance to Matt Car
penter is steadily on the increase. TIL,
SLOUGH hat gives him Dodge county 81
which in turn makes people who NEE
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