The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-26

| reacnerS examinations Is coUpleteu
QUITE a number of farmers began their
spring sowing this week. The only point
gained is getting through with the work
| as there is no growth in the weather.
THE Norwegian national day. May II,
will be ittingly celebrated by that ma
tionality at Sturgeon Bay. Door county
has large Scandinavian population.
CALI at our store and we will be
pleased to show our extensive line of
Wall Paper, almost 1900 rolls.
NJ J. KERN.
| WERCHoJANs1, Siberia is said to be the
| coolest spot IN the world The person
who gives that out as fact should come
to Manitowoc in April and then decide.
THERE seems to be better prospects for
ore vessels than there were some weeks
ago. Contracts are being made from
Ashland to Cleveland at the rate of SIPS
per ton.
| WHENEVER person begins now with
''if hen and half''-he is not permitted
to go farther if the person addressed
has any means to do little amateur
| killing.
THE law requires town clerks to report
to the county superintendent within a
certain time, which time has long since
| past, while only two reports have been
| received.
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.
The photograph taken by Melendy &
Packard of the Petoskey when she touch
ed the water, is an excellent one. The
instantaneous process does marvels in
the way of photography.
A Two CREEKS boy who was some time
ago discharged as cured from the state
asylum, had a return of his trouble last
week and wandered into Kewaunee coun-
ty where he was taken up.
THE Corona is awaiting the breaking
up of the ice in Green Bay before setting
out. Meanwhile the boys and girls are
having big time skating these moon
| light evenings on the bay.
AT the convention held on Saturday
last Gottlieb DAIMLER was appointed a
member of the democratic county COM
mittee to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of G. H. Schmidt.
JOHN CHLoUPEK is now well posted on
carpets, stoves and dining room furniture.
He has been investing in that line of
goods lately and thereby bangs a tale
which will soon have its finale.
THE Two Rivers saloon-keepers want
ed to pay their license in two semi-annual
payments but the district attorney de-
cided it was illegal and the city council
refused to accord the privilege.
No fears are entertained by those in
| terested in the river and harbor appro-
priation bill that it will fail to pass. The
appropriation is an unusually large one
| but it is practically for two years.
THOROUGHBRED stock for breeding can
now be imported here by foreigners free
| of duty. Heretofore the rule was
that only citizens of the United States
could import without paying duty.
THE attendance at the teachers meet
ing in this city on Saturday last, was
comparatively light and not much inter
est was manifested. Every one seemed
to be tired and anxious for adjournment.
NEVER before were the smaller sail yes
sells so slow in setting out for the season s
work. But little material was gathered
for shipment at the piers during the
winter months and business is not pres
sing.
WIN. EAToUGH of Branch village has
made up his mind to quit working and
take what is left of life easy. He has
been an active man in his day and in his
old years can enjoy the fruits Of youthful
diligence.
THE earnings of the Lake Shore &
Western show a large falling off this year.
For the portion of the year now passed
the earnings of the road are about S132,-
600 less than for the corresponding por-
ton of last year.
| THE Montgomery Advertiser says:
Simmons Liver Regulator has secured a
reputation in every part of the United
States solely on account of its extraor-
binary merits as a medicine for the liver,
stomach and kidneys"
OLE Open of Liberty returned last
week from South America where he
spent some time in the interests of The
Mccormick Reaper Co. The harvest for
1888 is completed in that portion of the
southern hemisphere.
JOHN LIETEL of ST. Nazians died on
Sunday of last week. Last summer he
went to Florida to improve his health
but the trip resulted in no permanent
good. He was engaged in the mercantile
business at st. Nazians.
The following delegates to the state
convention were chosen on Saturday last
John Franz, A. J. Schmitz, Daniel Tracy
F. OFT, E. X. Rand, Joseph Villas, Ems
Wagner Sen, L. c. Senglaub. They al
favor the denomination of Cleveland.
OK Tuesday Tom Windiate ran acros:
fish in the market here which he called
a 'ciscorette." 1t is rare fish in thes,
waters and its flesh has an unusually fin,
flavor. 1t was whale in size and Ton
called in his friends to help dispose o
the fish.
Mr.. SHANNON one of the Superinten
dents of the Waterworks Co. is in tn
city. Work in pipe laying will not com