The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-19

Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
| & Hinrichs.
| THE little steamer Lotus. partially re-
built at Hanson's yard, was launched on
Saturday last. A slight accident result.
ed and the steamer had to be locked to
repair the damage.
THERE is one thing certain, however
call if malaria or what you may, and ii
generally comes without calling, where
i'll health does exist Simmons Liver Re
/ gulator viii restore it.
So far as heard from there are three
candidates for the craftsmanship of the
| county board,-J. 2. Nolan OF Maple
| Grove, Thomas Mohr of Kossuth and r.
D. Smart of this city.
| MARSHAL WIEBoLDT recommended the
appointment of the following night watch
men: VIII earle, Milton Benson, Henry
Westphal and Hugh Morrison. All were
confirmed by the board.
EDWARD CONWAY offers for sale his
residence on Park street and two dock
lots between Eighth and Ninth streets,
| north side. A more complete description
| viii be given next week
p J Rooney of Kewaunee who was
lately appointed to a government position
at Washington has been quite seriously
sick with infammatory rheumatism and
has been brought to his home.
MAYOR WLKESs of Two Rivers is go
ing to dress up the police of that city in
the style of the Manitowoc officers
Marshal Wieboldt has been taken as a
model by our young sister city.
THE river and harbor bill was brought
before the house this week but failed to
pass under suspension of the rules
This is no indication that the bill is des-
tined to ultimate defeat, however.
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 Z. KRUMs1HUER.
You buy drugs at a drugstore and
groceries at a grocery store. Why not
seeds at a seed store?
ALBERT LANDRETH, Scotsman,
Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
THE supplementary examination of
teachers will be held at the court house
in this city on Friday and Saturday
April q and %. No examination for
country school diplomas will be held at
that time.
ALBERT LANDRETH thought he could
reduce the surplus OF THE Young Mems
Lecture Association" by giving free con-
cert, but the tickets sold to outside
parties are likely to swell the surplus
now on hand.
FRED HINRICHs isn't 50 lawful bad" a
sealer of weights and measures after all.
He has issued orders that glass OF beer
shall not be half foam and thirsty hui
mainly stands up like nine pin and calls
him blessed.
''LIGE" RAND is going to run away to
California in the course OF a few DAYS.
'Lige" threatened to kill any newspaper
man who published the item, but the
weather is so bad there is not much plea
sure in living.
The city council did not act upon the
| resignation OF Fred Schuette as SUPER
| visor and consideration of the matter
viii be postponded until next fall at
which time Mr. Schuette may see his
way clear to withdrawing the resignation.
4 Nan named John Neuehs was quite
| seriously hurt at Hubbard & Mobiles
factory yesterday. A block of timber
weighing about thirty pounds was thrown
upon revolving saw near which the
man was working. 1t was thrown by the
saw with considerable force and struck
the man on the head rendering him
senseless.
HE Secretary OF War has asked for an
appropriation for an examination of the
great lakes to determine whether the
water is receding. It is feared that If the
water continues to fall many harbors will
be abandoned and the examination is for
the purpose of disseminating appropria-
tons for harbors which may become of
no value for want of water.
Ed HAMILTON of Two Rivers was a call
er at The Pilot Office on Tuesday. He
says Two Rivers has no boom but should
the growth of its manufacturing indus
tries increase within the next ten years
as 1t has in the ten last past, the city
Will be prosperous one. The basket
factory of Eggers has had a steady
growth and will soon be one of the lead
ing institutions OF the state.
| COUNTY TREASURER GIELow had lit
tie experience with a couple OF foot-pads
last week. He had been at party and
was on his way home, rather late in the
evening when he was assaulted by two
men. Chris. Is one of these men whose
muscles are made of steel and who can't
be whipped except by professional and
the two highwaymen got humping in
stead OF Doodle.
The break in ore freights has made
vessel owners wrathy. Contracts have
been made for the summer month trips
from Ashland to Ohio ports, at S1.25 pei
ton, when the rates last year were from
S1.70 to 81. Coal rates are 75c from
Cleveland to Milwaukee and wheat from
Chicago to Buffalo is only 2l4c. Vessel
property will not be as valuable this sea.
son as it was last.
THE snake seldom quits his winter
quarters until spring is well advanced
and there is no danger that winter viii
retrace his steps to blight the opening
beauties OF the year" This year the