The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-03-29

| JUDGE BAESscH sentenced the trunk
thief to nine months in the county jail
PRINTING town tickets kept one job
press in this Office quite busy this week.
ALL the normal school students from
this county are at home this week on a
vacation.
The professional card Of DR.. Bruno
Schallern will be found in this issue OF
The Pilot.
SOME new notices of farms for SALE
and 'for rent" will be found in this issue
of The Pilot.
Mr.. LYNCH who went from this city to
Florida some years ago, is said to be get
ting wealthy.
EVERY one is heartily sick of snow, but
there is no relief from it. The snow will
not be all off before May 1.
ELLA SoHUs OF Liberty, girl Is years
of age, died on Friday of last week of
consumption of the lungs.
THE Chicago Sunday papers went
caVortlng around the country and reach
ed this place on Tuesday evening.
QUITE number of people from this
city attended the funeral of Father Lor-
ngan at Maple Grove on Monday.
JUSTICE MARKHAM bound the brothel-
keeper lately arrested, over for trial at
the coming term of the circuit court.
G. Fl. KILAND has become purchaser
of real estate. He lately purchased a lot
from Geo. Weaver, on Buffalo street.
SCHUETTE Bros. are enlarging their
store by an addition 1Ox50 feet. The ad-
| dition viii be used for a new department.
BEN HANLEY formerly of Liberty this
county, but now of Menominee, had the
misfortune to break one of his legs some
weeks ago.
SANFORD has purchased another reg
istered Jersey COW at a fancy figure.
He viii soon have a snug little fortune
In bloOded stock.
THE propeller Ludington worked all
day Tuesday to get into the harbor at
this place and succeeded in reaching the
dock in the evening.
THE Turner's of this city give an enter
tainment next Sunday evening IN honor
of those persons who have been members
of the society for % years.
SOLOMON DoUsEY, the man arrested
some weeks ago for manufacturing crook
ed whisky, had his hOrse destroyed by
fire on Friday of last week.
CAPTAIN A. T. HANSON left for Kewau-
nee on Thursday TO fit out his vessel
Before going he purchased lot from
o. Berge located on st. Clair street.
WANTED.-One hundred thousand GUS
toners to buy boots shoes, slippers & rub
bers OF which We have an enormous stock.
19 E. KRUMMHEUER.
CAPTAIN SEYMoUR's new boat is ready
to be launched and is awaiting the clear
ing away of the ice. From present ap-
pearances the ice Will be out about May l.
Mr.. JONAS Mock has closed out his
stock and left for Milwaukee. Mr.. Mock
is a business man of ability and enter
prise and there is cause for regret in his
leaving.
JUDGING from the tickets being print
ed majority of the old members of the
| county board will be returned, though
IN some cases unexpected changes have
| been made.
TIE following are the polling places in
this city; First ward, City Council
Rooms; Second ward, Jones' Library;
Third ward, II. G. Hansen's store; Fourth
ward, Halls office.
LII you wake up in the morning with a
bitter, bad taste in your mouth, take
Simmons Liver Regulator. It corrects
| the bilious stomach, sweetens the breath
| and cleanses the furred tongue
Our spring stock of boots, shoes & slip
pers has arrived and we feel confident
that they will give full satisfaction in
style, fit, wear and prices.
10 f. KRUMMHUEB.
| THOMAS ToRRIsoN will be renominated
mayor by the republican convention, il
he accepts, and Louis Kemper by the
| democratic convention, also contingent
on his acceptance. They are both good
| men.
AT meeting of the city council on
Monday night an ordinance was passed
prohibiting the erection in the city of any
building within fire limits, unless it be O.
stone, brick or iron. The buildings GOV
cred with sheet iron, heretofore permit
ted, are barred out.
The new through line which will soor
be established if all signs do not fail. vii
be over the Wisconsin Central to Medin;
and from over the Lake Shore & Western
to this place. The line is continuous ant
compleuu and all that is wanting is agree
ment between the parties.
| SALARIES for city officers for the com
ing year were fixed by the city board a
its last meeting. There have been n,
changes except IN the amount paid bridg
tenders which is advanced,-the salary O
Tenth street bridge tender being increas
I ed SIS, and that of Eighth street bridg
tender, $50.
The reports given by the papers of tn
amount recommended for the harbor a
this place by the Harhor and River com
mittee, do not agree. Some place tn
amount at $1,000, others at $4,000. an,
some get it as low as $1,000. The tota
amount recommended exceeds the hmi
by SL5WuO.