The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-07-03

| rything that could be desired, and our
farmers are oil in the best of humor. The
grain crop never promised better IN this
county than il doesnow: J. 2. :. A delegation
! Of 2 members Of the Frier .Sangerbuud
went from Manitowoc to take part in the
great Sangerfest at Milwaukee. They re-
j turned by the dOHutea on "Wednesday
evening. .oN New sidewalks are + being
laid on Eighth street bridge .-...Tbe
propeller 7rsesdell, q of Goodrich's East
Shore Line, broke her shaft last week, and
is now undergoing repairs at Chicago. w.
| We hear Of great rayages being commit;ed
by the potato bug dAacounsryman' from
Brillion informs us that one. morning last
| week he picked off AZ Of these insects
| from the vines in one hill of, three stalks.
Aos.-...R. O Connor, Town Clerk, gives mo-
tice that the Board of Equalization Of ,tfe
Town of Manitowoc will meet at his Office
on Monday, July t6,......R Reading, mattel
onv fourth page,..t.us POI marriage eerti6
Gates have been recorded inithe Register IS
Office at this place during the past six
months. ..,.Sixty more Norwegian emf
grants came by the Ottawa on Wednesday
evening :. :. The Treasurer of the circus
here on Tuesdayssstated that that establish
ment cleared $1,000 above expenses in
| Manitowoc. saI7ol .nGm9fd oil ,>riAoJ
/ So = LII y x-.A ....-ll-- D3iu0tz
i The FOURTH IN MANITowoc. The
IICommittee of Arrangements having in
charge the perfecting of L the pieliminaries
for the celebration of the Fourth III this
place have completed their labors The
cordial cooperation of the different socie>
ties andthe citizens, land theactive interest
I which all have taken in the matter, give
assurance that the public celebration d
our national, anniversary 10 Manhowoc thi:
lyear will mot + be Dsurpassed by any
Representation of the kind thathas ever
Etaken place here. AS matter Of general
Interest We republish the programme and
order of exercises: At sunrise, salute ol
SO guns; flags to be raised on the shipping
and on all public places; band to play a
Lreveille through all the principal streets.
Procession to be formed at Washington
Square, precisely at a. m., and to march
in the following order:
Marshal Of the Day, and Aids. -; -.
Committee of Arrangements.
Music.
President and Vice Presidents Of the Day
E oi' Orators and Readers 1s '.l-z
fai - Village and County Officers. .ti
'a5a Ls- -sF Invalid Soldiers. i9nH e-7ra
slt .aHi taIs Public Schools. n Il so aIa
/ tit / Jones Library Association.
EocFre Masons7 and Odd Fellows, in regalia.
san- s,t Fire Department, Iuf 81.
lni1ae Turner's Society, in their habit.
- g,-.,.f : Invited Guests.
- Citizens and Strangers
The following named gentlemen have
been selected by the Committee as officer:
OF the day, orators, etc:
eu OFFICERS OF TIE DAY
/ Chief flNasAal- Robt T. Blake. sa
7 = Ass,staat KdrshalsAEdward Conway,
! w. Il. Hempschmeyer.
! agrsi E ORATORS. a,.. se
I q In English-B. r. Anderson.
| n, fGern,on-Addph Wittmann.
t'..nt READERS OF THE DECLARATION.
/ i IN EngHsh-W. F. Eldridge. 81
/ In German Henry Batz. ga. za5is
tnaA At the conclusion oc the ceremonies al
the Park the procession will reform in the
same order and march back to Washington
Square, where it will break ranks, y and
the individuals composing it will each Of
them conclude the observance Of the day
as may be most agreeable to him.
| Aside from the public celebration there
4 will be numerous other means Of enj oyment
! offered to our citizens. i4 aH
A festival and sale of fancy articles will
be given in Hubbard's building during the
! afternoon and evening under the auspices
tofthe ladies of ST. James church, the pro.
ceeds of which are to be devoted to a wor.
thy ) object-the completion of the new
Episcopal rectofy. These ladies have beer
indefatigable in their efforts for six months
past to make this affair success, anc
nothing has been neglected which woulo
Eadd to the enjoyment OF all who may at
tend. ~ 80 ,aa q 9l
f. Remember that the fayorite steamer
,Alpeaa will give an excursion to Bailey
Harbor and return, leaving the Nortf
. afPierlati4:3o a. ID. There is no doubt tha
many of our citizens will avail themselve
/ Of the opportunity thus offered for visi
to villages on the shore to the north of us
land We can assure those who may contem
plate doing SO that the officers Of this eracl
steamer, Messrs. Demaut, Bemis and Ben
nett, will spare no effort to make the ex
, teursion a pleasant one to all Of its partici
pants. s".a i.e
: The admirers cf our national. game
will have an opportunity to witness an ex
, hibition match game. between two pickle
mines Of the Hittemhard club, which wi
be played onthe new grounds. of the clu
near the cemetery. The game will con