The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-08-16

quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
{, Hinrichs.
CHARLES BEErs had birthday ami
versary on Monday last and invited his
| friends to cigars which cost IS cts. apiece
| Charlie is no SLOUGH when it comes to do
.rg the square thing"
NEW TIN SHOP.
We have now in connection with our
| hardware store a new tin shop. All
work neatly done and guaranteed.
PLUMB & NELSON.
/ EVERY ten years the persons who in
/ sure for the full amount of their proper
ty pay over its full value to the insur-
snce companies. They might be able to
| do little better than that.
| w. J. GUETzLoE former teacher OF this
! county, who has been telegraph operator
at Ipswich, Dakota, for the last two years
| Is spending few days in the city and has
| his eye on better place"
! CoLLETTE and Miss Kalb were not re-
married at the German Lutheran church
as stated in last weeks issue. The par
| ties EVIDENTLY thought Justice Markham
had joined them sufficiently well.
ANOTHER lot of Silkwrap Henriettas
and wool Henriettas in new stylish
| shades, and of excellent qualities for their
| respective prices, just received.
% SCHURrrE Bros.
LINAs LAWRENCE had a man named
Monk stuck into jail for using language
calculated to provoke an assault. Linas
did not make the assault but he sued the
other fellow and managed his own case.
THE Chiffon base ball club challenges
the Smalley Nine of this city to play
game on neutral grounds for 500, a
league umpire to be engaged for the oc-
casion. The boys should not get COX
tied"
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND did not sign
and did not veto the River and Harbor
bill, SO that it passes by his default. He
could not approve some of the expendi-
lures and did not want to veto the de-
serving ones.
QUITE number of persons crawled ov-
err the fence to see the game of ball on
Sunday last and cheated the boys out of
the fees to which they are entitled. If
the games are worth seeing they are worth
the entrance fee.
THE Ladies Democratic Club will hold
its next meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Ed. Conway, Friday, Aug II at 3 o'clock
?. NJ. All ladies wishing to join are
cordially invited to attend.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
MISSES JUDA AND EMILY SMOKE have
opened a dress-making establishment and
viii take in work or do sewing in private
families. They may be found at the res
idence of Mr.. Harold Nelson, Ninth street,
between Chicago and State streets.
MIR. Ell. G. HUNTooN formely a consul
in Canada and later a publisher OF
newspaper there, is this week visiting
his brother-in-law, DR.. Frazer of this city.
Mr.. Huntoon is doing some special re-
porting for The Evening Wisconsin.
The only way 10 check the rapacity OF
fire insurance companies is to organize
local cooperative insurance companies. |
Think OF the outrage of paying six per
cent in this city when no fire of conse-
quenee has occurred in Is years!
4 TEAM belonging to Tllson & Schmidt
walked home at 2 o'clock monday morn
ing from Fricke's in Manitowoc Rapids |
where a picnic was being held. Some !
wretch cut the halter .strap and let the |
team go. Fortunately no damage was
done. /
THERE are buildings in this city fully |
rs isolated as farm houses but paying as
much insurance in one year as farm
houses do in five years. Insurance in the
regularinsurance companies come to time. |
Why do not owners of city property do
likewise?
"A CRAZY tramp went to work at the
Branch village on Monday tearing up the
railroad track. A moving box car struck
him on the head and caused him to de-
sist. He then went to Cato and began
going through tantrums there and was
brought to town.
MARY WACHTEL is almost wholly reeov-
cred and is now feeling fully at ease. The
girl has become SO much attached to Mrs
Boien that she cannot bear to hear any
suggestion that she must leave the court
house in time. Mrs Bolen in turn, has
come to regard the girl with affection.
ARAILRoAD smash-up occurred at Cen
terville last week. Two sections of
freight train were running south at
pretty good rate of speed. When at Cen
teT7iile the first section Stacked up and
the second ran into it full tilt. The en-
gineer and fireman saved themselves by
jumping. The engine was ditched and
badly broken and the caboose was knock
ed to smithereens.
NOTICE.
Undersigned wishes to inform the pro-
orietors OF horses that he has established
a Boarding and Sale Stable in the brick
barn of Mr.. Steiner, corner of 9th and
Buffalo streets. Good care will be given
to the horses which are in the stable.
Respectfully,
IL. G. PAULUs, Proprietor.
A DOG bit jacob Roemer on Tuesday OF
this week. The same dog bit child last
week and the owner was notified of it but
he allowed the dog to run at large I'M
muzzled. Mr.. Roemer intends to sue for
! damages in case the man has any nronar-