The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-07

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IT 4 Il PILOT 4.
Local and Other Matters.
10 Subscribers.
We wish to say to those subscribers who
are indebted to US for THE PILOT, that we
are in need Of money as we intend making
some new additions to our Office which can
not be done without those who are behind
will pay up We hope that each individ
ual will see the necessity of this demand
and do their share toward enabling US to
obtain new material
rea-Job Printing of all kinds done at this
Office.
RAIN.-This community was favored
with nice shower on Tuesday evening.
CIRCUIT CoURT-This term of the Cir.
cult Court has before it the disposal of
several important murder trials.
GONE EAsT.-Hon. Jos. Villas. left on
Tuesday boat for New York, whittier he
has gone on business connected with our
railroad interests.
B9-A horse belonging to Mr. Richards,
had narrow escape On Friday last, by
wood pile falling over on him, on York>st.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Communica-
tons from our country subscribers in rela>
ton to crops and other matters of interest
to the county are solicited.
HA-The schooners Transit, Union and
Island are undergoing thorough repairs at
this port The EapiudoZa has been repaint-
ed and otherwise improved during the past
week.
rea-Wm. Danforth, of the town of Nee
ME, this county, Informs us that small red
wheat worm has made its appearance in
that vicinity, which is very destructive TO
the crop.
esA-The following little waif is Oh It's
travels, which. we believe is addressed TO
some of our bachelor friends around here:
Life, young, is only
\ slippery sheet Of ice;
so girl thcre--it's lonely
One girl there-its NICE
gSA-for the past six months many news
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dark spots on the sun, which were suppos~
ed to be an indication of cold season.
Wonder what they think of the cold spots
on the sun now?
HALF MAsT-The flags on the shirpinp
IN our harhor were displayed at half-mast
last Friday, in respect to the memory of
Mr.. Il. Simpson, an old and much respect.
ed sea captain Ct this city, who departed
this life at his residence on that morning.
Ills death has cast sad gloom over the en-
tire community.
CHANGE or BAsE.-We learn from The
Shoboyg9n Times that the headquarters of
the Milwaukee, Manitowoc & Green Bay
Railroad Company will soon be removed
from Milwaukee TO that city, and that it
Is the intention of the Company to put on
force of POO men at Sheboygan as soon as
possible.
BIDDLE's THEATRICAL TROUPE This !.
company which is soon to appear in our
city is spoken of by the press throughout
the State as one worthy Of patronage; and
that all connected with it are ladies and
gentlemen of talent. The troupe will
make a short stay, and on the reputation
they have gained elsewhere, we advise all
to attend.
BROKE HER ARM.-A Mrs Thompson,
residing on Sixth street, North Side, was
up in . barn connected with her dwelling,
on Thursday, engaged in pitching hay, and
on descending the ladder she missed her
footing, and her arm from some means was
caught between the rounds, breaking it of
just above the elbow The unfortunate
lady is getting along as comfortable Is pos
sible under the circumstances.
sS3E Over four thousand dollars were sub
scrlbed by the enterprising citizens of Sioux
City to take care of the Wisconsin editors
on the late excursion, but time would not
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