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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-10-24
HINRICHS GERMAN HERB BIT

IILItto,
is one of the best blood purifiers, is an
excellent medicine for Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Nervousness, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Constipation, Loss OF APP
petite, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Kidney and Urinary diseases, general
debility and all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood. For sale only at H1nrichs
Drug Store. If
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A cheap imitation is always dear; avn
one wanting perfect stove or range, if
they will take our advice, will buy genu-
inc Garland" Stoves and Ranges, in
stead of worthless counterfeits with which
the market is flooded. For sale by Rand
& Roemer Hdwe Co. 81
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, OCT. Il.


=.
From this date all natices Of lectures or enter
tainments Of whatever nature. held for the pecun
larry benefit of church charitable societies. vii
be charged for at half local notice rates.
Notices of travelling theaters or exhibitions o.
whatever nature for which admission fee It
charged must be paid for at regular rates, and nC
complimentary tickets Will be accepted III place
of such payment
October list 1854
II. SANFORD Publisher Tribune,
JOHN NAGt.E Publisher Of Pilot.
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GHEAPER coal,

The Columbus & Hooking Coal & Iron
Company will sell coal at reduced prizes
for the next 30 days. Consumers OF hard
coal should place their orders at once
and save money. Leave orders at the
company's Office on north side of Stt
street bridge with Jos. Staehle.
n. T. MCCREA, Agent.
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KEEPUP WITH THE TIMES.

The world is getting wiser every day.
Mankind is constantly advancing from the
old to the new. AS it is with Religion
Art and Science, SO 1t Is with Medicine.
Ech day adds to our knowledge of the hu-
man body, and therefore to our ability to
cure its many ills. The day of gripping,
purging, facilitating pills, for instance, is
rapidly passing away, and their place
being taken by Bowel Regulator whose
action is natural and easy get effective.
Such a medicine is Mana-hn, a gentle
laxative that acts directly upon the Liver
and Kidneys, and leaves no bad effects.
1t neither gripes no purges. 1t not only
cures Constipation, but, all the disorders
and diseases arising from it, and, when
taken from time to time in small doses.
prevents Constipation altogether. If
you need a Tonic, take Pe-ru-na. If your
Blood is diseased, you will find nothing
better than La-cu-pi 4. For sale by Il.
Hinrichs, Wholesale & Retail druggist
Cor. York and 5 S.-eets. 81
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Mr.. JOSEPH CzERwINsKI of Milwaukee

and Miss Josie Kadow of this city were
married at st. Boniface Church on Tues
day of this week. The groomsmen were
S. F. Kadow and E. / Slupecki; the
bridesmaids, Miss Julia kappes and Miss
Wanda Milske. A number of persons
from Milwaukee and many friends from
the city were present.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

A convenient and desirable residence
in the First Ward for sale cheap to clos
out an estate; also couple OF good build
ing lots. Inquire G. G. Sedgwick, Tor
orisn's Block. tt
The new Polish church and school at
Two Rivers were dedicated on Sunday
last. A special train was run from this
city to meet the wants of those who wish
ed to attend the ceremonies.
PATRICK MURPHY, brakeman on the
Lake Shore & Western, was killed al
Forest Junction on Monday. He was
cut in two by the cars. A few years age
he was a resident of this city.
A case of yard wide dress goods at q
cts. yard is something you cannot afford
to overlook, unless you want different
material. or wish to pay more money for
the same or inferior quality. "A
SCHUETTE Bros.
HENRY +. GERPHEIDE who is now
located in Chicago visited Holzhay, the
bandit, at Bessemer and was engaged to
defend him. Mr.. Gerpheids has some
reputation as criminal lawyer.
FARM FOR RENT.
offer my farm in Franklin, well i'm
proved and convenient to market, for rent
or to work on shares. This is an excel
lent opportunity for any one who wishes
to engage in farming.
THOMAS GoGGIN,
Maple Grove, Wis.
TIE gentle reader has been informed
before that Max Rahr contemplates
making the editor of this paper present
OF nice jar of honey. The honey is
coming very slowly but very surely.
KINDERGARTEN.
The undersigned desires to start a
kindergarten at the north side, instruc-
ton will also be given in German. Apply
in person or by postal card.
EVA MURPHY,
Manitowoc, Wis.
THE Evening Wisconsin has brought
out Col Carter as a candidate for dis
trict attorney to succeed Mr.. Walker.
This is movement against Gov. Hoard
rather than in the interests Of Col Carter.
EXAMINATIONS.
The Teachers Supplementary Examina-
ton will be held at the court house in
the city of Manitcwoc on Friday and
October % and %. commenc-
ing at \. III. JOHN NAGLE,
Supt of Schools.
J. t.. KELLEY OF Milwaukee who deliver
ed the Grafton at this place on Decoration
Day will give reading at the Opera
House on the evening of November s
under the auspices of the G.. A. r. post.
Mr.. KoEHLER and family returned on
Tuesday from visit of some weeks with
their son George at st. Paul. st. Paul
has whole raft of Manitowoc county
people and all are doing remarkably
we'll.
TUESDAY was the day fixed by the adj
ventists for the world to come to an end.
The big cloud which obscured the south
ern sky on that day must have been
pleasing presage to those who predicted
destruction.
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GROSS CRUELTY.

Parents too frequently permit their
children to suffer from headache, fits, ST.
Vltus Dance nervousness, etc, when they
can be cured. Mrs. P. was cured of sick
headache, dizziness. dyspepsia, nervous
prostration OF eighteen years standing,
after failure of sixteen physicians; Mrs.
X, of sick headache for 30 years; Mrs. p
of twenty to fifty fits night; others from
this vicinity could be mentioned who
have been cured by that wonderful nerve
food and medicine-Dr. Miles Nervine
which contains no morphine, opium or
dangerous drugs. Free sample bottles
may be had at 0. A. Alters Drug Store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-10-24
CHILDREN Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup Of Figs. when
III need of a laxative and if the father or
gratifying results follow its use. SO that
it is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-10-24

A dog caused the death of man at the
depot of the Lake Shore & Western at
Milwaukee, Tuesday morning. A dog
snapped at a workman named Murphy
and he in springing out of the way of the
brute got in the way of moving engine
and was killed. The dog is no doubt
valued higher than ever now.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-10-24

THOMAS MoRRIssEY OF Maple Grove
died on the 3Oth of September. He had
almost reached the age OF centennarian
being SO years old at the time of his
death. He was born in County Carlow
ireland and came to- this country when
10 years of age. He was the father-in
law OF Hon. Daniel Tracey of Liberty.
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PRoF. G. G. BLAKE of Kansas has some

PROF. c. G. BLAKE OF Kansas has some
reputation as weather prognosticator
He warns people not to expect much
Indian summer weather in November,
Prof. Bake will never be popular as he
doth not prophesy good things. We
want man who will give us the pleasure
of authorization.
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some people can be nothing but impu-
dent. For four weeks The Pilot has been
sent to The Times subscribers and the
announcement was made regularly that
abundant time would be given for all
who did not choose to take the paper to
give notice. All that was needed was to
notify the postmaster of the distributing
office. During the month no ones name
was placed permanently on the list un-
less by request. 1t was stated uneoui-
vocally that there was no desire to force
the paper on any one. Many whose
names were dropped under the impression
that they would not take the paper I'M
der any circumstances, courteously re-
quosted that they be placed on the list.
1t would seem to be in keeping with
proprlety for those to whom the paper
was sent, to refuse courteously, or to re-
fuse to take 1T without being offensive.
few however chose to send postal cards
containing very offensive language. This
proceeding was unwholly uncalled for as
the SIMPLE announcement "refused"would
have served the same purpose. Ofcourse
those are the exceptions. A majority
who declined had the good sense not to
accompany the declination with unpro-
voked insult. The Pilot was sent by
arrangement with the late publisher of
The Times with the request that those
who did not wish to take it should give
notice. This could be given without cost
and certainly should be given without
insult. But some people cannot do an
ordinary act without beng abusive.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-10-24
HEARTDISEASE.

II you get short OF breath, have futter.
ing, pain In side, faint or hungry spells
swollen ankles, etc, you have heart dis
ease, and don't fail to take DIR. Miles New
Cure. Sold at O. A. Alters Drug Store
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r ALL
Dress Goods.

3S-inch Fancy Stripes, embre effects. 50c
3S-inch Vienna Plaids. all wool. .... 5Oc
3S-inch Scotch Plaids, Atwood. 49,. 5Oc
33-inch fremont SuItlngs. ...-...... 4Oc
52-inch Vienna Stripes Soc
5J-inch Flannel Sultings (mixtures).. SOC
3S-inch bordered Dress Goods, side
band used for trimming, all-wool soc
50-inch bordered Dress Goods, all
50-inch imported Scotch Iartans (all
the leading clans $50
40-inch Henriettas, twenty-five diff
ferent shades ..............6 Oc
4O-inch Henriettas, thirty-six differ
ent shades, extra quality ......... Toe
46-inch Henriettas, best imported, Sl.OO
dNe'ye also Henrettas at DC. and 3Jc. per yrd.l
42-inch Henrietta Almas, seventeen
different shades S1.O0
42inch jacquard Brocades, and plaids
to match for combinations, seven
teen shades Observation-Disclosures. Sl.Ou
42-inch jacquard Stripes .......-. Sl.25
Plains to match. ..............Si .W
56-inch Ladies' Cloth, best made,
plains or mixtures. .............. Soc
42-inch and 52-inch Broadcloths,
S1.00 and S1.50
80 Send for Cloak Catalogue!~ 81
*-aMail Orders Promptly Filled.***
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

The undersigned is agent for the ce'e-
brated Mason & Hamlin's, and Julius
Bauer's pianos and organs. Orders re-
ceived for tuning and repairing which
will receive prompt attention.
Miss A. HECKER, Jay Street.
hunting rabbits on Sunday last with a
rifle. He came across five deer and one
of them fell victim to his rifle. The
town of Newton will now be patrolled by
eager sportsmen.
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THE CREAM. p.

By NJ. p. is meant Niles Nerve and
Liver Pills which regulate the liver, stom-
ach, bowels, ETC., through their nerves
Smallest and mlldest. A new principle!
A revolutionizer! Samples free at 0. A.
Alter.
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How Fortune Smiled So Gavly on Family

How ortune Smiled So Gayly on q Family.
number of ladies at Hollister CAL, In a club
Jointly purchased one twentieth part of ticket
No Sss23, In the Louisiana State Lottery. On the
18th OF August last they were almost thrown into
joyful Mysteries because they drew the capital
prize.-San Francisco Zeal. Examiner, Sept. %.
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STATE OF ONO, CiTT OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS COUNTY, =. =.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes ,,,4b tho. bo
Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
CHENEY L o., doing business In the City
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid and
mat sad firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of CATARaH that cannot he
CURED by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December.
A. d. sc. "a
A. W. GLEASON,
t~~) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testi.
moniais, free. F. J. CHENEY & co.
Toledo, Q. Sold by Druggists, 75c
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PERSONAL.

L. J. NASH is attending court at kewau-
nee this week.
Hon. DANIEL TRACEY of Liberty was in
the city on Monday last.
w. NJ. HANSON has again taken up his
residence in Ogden, Utah.
B. REINKES, JR. of New Mexico is visit
ing his parents in this city.
Mrs. HEssEL OF Escanaba is visiting
her brother Mr.. John Kellner.
G. G. SEDGwICK is attending to legal
business at Kewaunee this week.
Rev. Nh. ROGERS returned from his
visit to Stevens Point on Monday last.
MARTIN WEBLIN who has been spend
ing the summer in Dakota arrived home
last week.
MR. B. O'GRADY of Michigan is visit
ing his brother-in-law, Mr.. P. J. Conway
of Meme.
ED KIRwAN who is taking course at
the Oshkosh Normal school, spent Sun
day at home.
JUDGE gibson passed through the city
on Saturday last on his way to Kewau-
nee to hold term of court.
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CHEAP TEETH.
TEETH $500 A SET.

Laughing gas Vitalized air for the pain
less extraction CT teeth at Seeger Bros. 3
doors south of Post Office.
kUNz i BLEsER have purchased an in
terest IN Seidl's brewery and the firm
name will be the kunz & Bleser Brewing
Co. The lease of John Schreihardt's
brewery expires January l.
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THE new building of Charles Seeger is
quite an addition TO the business struc-
lures of Manitowoc. The lower store is
occupied by Hoyer & Son and makes one
of the neatest clothing stores IN the state.
The upper story is used by Seeger Bros.
as dental rooms. In arrangement and
appointments they are unquestionably
the finest dental rooms in the state.
Everything is arranged so as to give
patients the utmost privacy and furnish
the greatest convenience. A clutch and
bracket engine run by water motor is
generally admired for the labor it saves
and the work it performs, This engine
is the invention of DR.. Charles Seeger
and he may reasonably expect to derive
fortune from it when it comes into gen
eral use as it is certain to dc. BY means
of it teeth can be filled in about one
fourth the time of the ordinary process
and it is wholly under the control of the
operator without the necessity of discon-
tinuing his work.
The rooms are elegantly furnished and
the different lines of dentistry have each
rooms entirely separate from the others,
being connected by private halls In
| fact there is every convenience which ex-
perience could suggest.
COUNTY CLERK SINGLAUB has prepared
an abstract of the assessed valuation of
| real estate sold in the several towns,
| cities and villages of the county and the
| consideration mentioned IN the deed. The
abstract will prove very valuable to the
| committee on assessment. Tha assessed
value runs pretty uniformly at so per
cent. OF the purchase price. The towns
whose assessment is too low as shown by
this abstract are Newton, assessed at
40 per cent; Two Rivers assessed at 40
per cent. and Two Creeks, assessed at 4e
per cent. Villages: Clarks Mills, 30
cent, of value; Reedsvilless40 =
value; Kiel and Mil IT - a.
VI '"'' -Aterville and Cleveland, 4.
cent. OF value
The towns assessed too high are: Mani
towoc, GA per cent; Franklin, 60 per cent,
kossuth, 60 per cent; Maple Grove, 5!
per cent; Meme, 81 per cent; Mantle
VOC Rapids, 81 per cent. Cities assessed
too high: Man.towoc, Sc per cent. Vii
lagos, Mishicott, 55 per cent.
The table prepared by Mr.. Singlau1
are from reports made by the register O
deeds and OF course are absolutely correc
and furnish the best possible basis O
equalization.
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MARSHALL BENSON is quite busy these
days with the dogs.
One of the steamers is dredging out
a channel for the electric fire alarm cable
on ninth street.
The electric lights are hardly numer-
GUS enough, though they far surpass the
expectations of the most sanguine
CAPTAIN Ed CARUs arrived here with
with the steamer Nellie yesterday, the
steamer will go into winter quarters at
this place.
Is. G. OGLE has opened horse-shoeing
shop in the place formerly occupied by
John Mason, on Commercial street OPP
posite Torrison's Store. He intends to
do horse shooting exclusively.
r. d. SMART of this city has been ap-
pointed by the board of regents of the
state university one of the board OF visit
ors for the ensuing year. Each member
is expected to visit the university once
month.
A BUTTER maker who worked at
Kuehne's creamery ran a board bill at
W. j. Kellner's to the amount of $50 and
skipped without paying. Sheriff Zeman
followed him to Whitewater and brought
him back to face the music.
JOHN T. KELLEY of Milwaukee is to
q dram ATTIC mud a1ooutinnorv
tainment at the Opera House Friday Eve
Nov s. Mr.. Kelley's excellent Grafton
last Memorial Day made him many
friends in Manitowoc and he will I'M
doubtedly have large audience. Partic-
ulars and press notices next week.
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L have just received large stock of
hats, including all the latest styles.
All goods marked at lowest price All
the ladies are invited to come and sea
our Pattern hat.
jan MRS. NJ. SEIDL.
Sth st. opposite Williams House.
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THREE PROJECTIONS OF SHA6ESPEABE
4 TRAGEDY AND TWO COMEDIES TO BE INTRO
DUCED IN TWO NIGHTS

4 TRAGEDY AND TWO COMEDIES TO BE lNIho'
DUCED IN TWO NIGHTS
Three Shake pearcan p Oductions within two niehs
in time and within two blocks in space Is soou
record and n will he accomplished next Monday anu
Tuesday evenings Tuesday evening. Mr. DAYS thlr"
slbscription night. viii bring before the public inc
long. promised As You Like It. AT first II was
intended 10 put # the stage earlier than THIS p
the preparatons were 60 elaborate and took 50 MUCH
time that il could not easily be done and, moreover
The Great Unknown" drew such large audiences 10
the theatre that there no occasion TO hasten
change of bill. The memories Of The Tanning OF inc
Shrews and A Midsummer Nights Dream ar" bright
enough to make everybody who saw them wish Tor
another such experience and many who have seen
none Of the former revvals will be anxious to begin
on Monday night Richard Mansfield VIII play
"Elcbard IIIs for the first time in New-fo al
almcrs Theatre, with the elaborate accompaniment
o. scenery. costumes and properties that have eA
cited comment and admiration wherever the produc
linn has bcen seen. Mr.. Mansfield and his company
are already i'm town and the week VIII DE- deNOeu w
nrpuara lions and arrangements for the opening -,
on Monday evening also Miss Marie MANNHEIM
win nlay Viola In Twelfth Night al me fHHI
AvenIIc Theatre She and her company arrived yes-
which has been accorded TO the production mas eA-
coeded her hopes She had never PLAYED inc par
or even seen the comedy acted when she maze neI
first appearance I'm it last August IN chicago. IN
companv does not act this week As II l. necessary
repair the scenery and try new dresses before opening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-10

whom we afterward had occasion 10 call our errng
southern brethren There thrift. Iorao. thrlfl
not ii was not every Northern institution In those
days which regarded a. a safe place Tor tf
future.
Union was not unmndful of her duty 10 the country
when the hour struck danger but during inc az
IN which compromise political policy trled ~ IN III
loaded dice with the manifest destiny OF freeiOAl u
old college offered academic homo Ia the youth %,
both sections. In the civ strife she found she pa,
given hostages TO both Sides and those who nan Doc
campus afterward at feud amid the hostile COZ
tentons OF the camps Among the first OF ths lhs ,h
tions TO regain measure of support from inc SVn,
after the this same venerable lls. @
whose teachings had had no agency in producing on
National troubles and whose policy was broal chous
and benign enough to accelerate ana snrNNo "''"
settlement -.
There is an apposeness in the OF Union Tor an
institution Of higher education In the stare vi r.
York With all respect Il Is better name .han
Columbia. which was chosen the alternative 20 !, a
royal appellaOn. ApplauseJ With all rcs1'ci' ~ hc
better than the designation Of any nsnt on Wnr1" %,
in New-YOrk or elsewhere, baptized INTO the h'i %.
anv bcnefactor of learning however munlhccnt or IA
lovely and permanent feature OF Our Govcfii1en,,
speaks the tendencies which are aloot and on horsS
back I'm rel gon I'm science in REFORM in ednoaloa
and in politics (Applausc The thought OF m MD
and tolerant I'm every department Of theology IS owa
agreement unon essentials toward charity In non,
essentials and toward union IN behalf OF the pns NJ
men to God. Your name sums up an dspi""
the best preaching. (Applausel 1ohr
Warner Miller made a neat LITTLE speech gG ino
IT Starn was called upon, but contented MN
self with OF the shortest addresses Oh i''
not more than three sentences. 81, 10
Others who spoke Charles f. Sm1tnIi nv M
mer Greene Professor Wells, Edward B @ari
the Rev. DR.. Alexander: Dr. RAYMOND "'"'''
BnttprieId and Dr. w II Woodruff. ...
With song. speech and story the MIMI III
winged their way with pleasure and So Tor 't bc
hovs Old and Young babe one another warm
farewell in the name of alma mater, with wlsn m
for old Union" and for many day. as thy VIZ
grow gray, may they ring with thy cllroie"
chorus" 49,, Ain
At the business meeting held before the an,
ner. memorial of Judge Van Worst was EN-
The following officers were elected fr T,iiii
william II II Moor vice-preSdent william
II. McElroy: treasurer. William i. RanlSlnc sec
retarv. r c. Alexander: executive connl''TpD'
J. Lockwood, Frank LOOMS, J. l., III, . . 10
Brownell. Or. D. NJ Stimson. a. g Hull Ine
Rev. DR. George Alexander, William 2. Chambers
the Rev Dr. S. j. Rossiter.