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By order of the Committee.
NJ. NJ. & G. B. f. R.-The Port Wash

NJ. NJ. & G. b. e. R-The Port Wash
ington 4aratiser of the Goth ult. says that
The grading on the Lake Shore road is pro>
crossing rapidly about l IL miles S. w. of
that village, and is being pushed south
with the intention of meeting the grade
from the south which is being pushed
northward. BY the 4th of July next, the
AdrertiSer expects to hear the whistle Of
the locomotive.
The Lake Shore company have already
made a proposition to the town of Port
Washington for aid, which has been ap-
proved BY large meeting Of citizens, and
will be voted upon soon. The people of
Port Washington are wide awake to the
importance of lake shore road running
through their town instead of running five
or ten miles back and cutting them eff en-
tirely tor all time to come, and the vote
will undoubtedly be carried by a unanimous
majority.
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Letter -l-sisJ
L. auitoWoc Mark ct.

Corrected weekly by W. H. Horn, dealer in
Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all farm produce at the highest price.
WHEAT, White Winter-115
do Red do los.
do Spring do -95c.
RYE-75cts
OATS-45c.
POTATOES-40c.
BEANS-S1 50a2 so.
BARLEY-90c.
HAY. per ton-SS.o 90.
FLOUR, White Winter--S5 so
do Rye do 81 90
do Spring extra -S4 SO.
do Supertine sd so
FINE CORN MEAL-S2 %.
PORK, Mess, per bbl.-S33. 90
do Fresh, per hundreds 8.o0a $50
SALT-<2.6 90
BUTTER-i5c.
EGGS-11c
SUGAR, Brown-l0a12c.
do Crushed and RAfned--15e.
COFFEE, Rio--22a25c.
do Java-30c.
WOOL--35a45c
LUMBER, Common-Ss 00aI200
do Second Clear-S20 90
do First do -S35 90.
do Warrantcd-Sl5
do Sawel-S250
LATH-S350.
WHITE FISH-sS 50a65O
TR0TT-6 so
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ECedarburg has voted aid for the North
ern railroad. The friends of the editor of
the ManItowoc Pilot will have to purchase a
straight jacket for Bro. Treat Chi1on
Times.
Yes, John, but can't you Inform your
readers how Grafton went, or Didn't Wal
do write and tell you? Aud further, how
did you like the action of the Milwaukee
county board of supervisors? Oh, go and
soak your head
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Calumet County.

From our Special Correspondent.
Mr.. EDIToR:-knowing that you would
be anxious to hear the news in advance OF
the papers, allow me to inform you of the
action of the citizens Of Chiffon in regard
to railroad matters.
Last night large and enthusiastic meet
ing of our citizens was held to take into
consideration railroad matters.
The Hon John 2. hume was called to
the chair.
Mr.. John McMullen, our efficient dis
trict attorney, moved that committee Of
so be appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressive Of the sense Of the meeting.
The committee was duly appointed, and
retired to prepare resolutions, In the
meantime speeches were made by Messrs.
Robinson, Baldwin, Schecting and others,
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted, and the meeting adjourned:
WHzREAs, Certain unprincipled partie. in
Milwaukee have represented to us that they
intended to build a railroad to Chiffon; and
WHEREAS, We have the best of evidence
that said parties are humbugs and never in
tended TO build any railroad: and
WHEREAS, The citizens OF Chiffon have
gone crazy, even to lunacy. in anticipation Of
thus becoming the centre of all railroad en-
terprises; therefore, be it
Resoired, That we will never pay another
cent of our Indebtedness 10 parties in said city
of Milwaukee; and that we will never buy an
other cents worth in said city unless we can
get trusted.
ResoIred, That Milwaukee be, and she is
henceforth annihilated and rubbed out.
Resoired, That copy Of these resolutions
be forwarded to all the Milwaukee papers for
publication.
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MARRIED:

MOTT-WARp Al the William house, i'll
this city, on the 18th ult., by u. A. or
rest, justice of the peace, MIR. GEORGE ".
MOTT and Miss CATHARlNE J. WARD,
all of the town of Gibson, III this county
MAGUIRE--READ. in the village OF kewau-
nee, May 9th, 1870, at the residence Of the
brides brother, by the Rev. John Zanistow-
ski, Mr.. JOHN MAGUlRE, of Marquette,
L. S., and Miss G. MATILDA, daughter
Of Martin W. and Catherine Read, Of ne-
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Fireuan's Jubilee at Two Rivers
Saturday, the 18th of June
1870.


Firenan's Jubilee at Two Rivers
Saturday, the 18th Of June.
1870
ORDER OF THE DAY.
|. Reception of the invited guests by the
reception committee.
II. To march in the following order &c
Turner hall:
l. The reception committee headed by
the marshal Of the day.
2. Band.
3. Invited guests.
4. Two Rivers fire department.
III. Welcome.
". Refreshments.
V. Disband.
VI Reassemble at Turner hall at O.
clock p. M, to march in the following
order to Pie Mic hill:
l. Reception committee.
2. Band.
g. Invited guests.
f. Two Rivers fire department.
5. Citizens in order.
VII. Assemble at O'Clock p. M, and
march back in like order to the public
square, there to dlsband for supper.
In the evening grand ball.
Doors to be opened at 10 p. IN.
The price Of admission for members Of
the Two Rivers fire department, in uni
form, so cts. Citizens, IS cts. Invited
guests in uniform, free.
By order of the Committee.
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Yours truly,
H. 8.

neaThe Milwaukee Ne,cs of the 3lst
ult, in an article in relation to the action
of the citizens of Sheboygan in mass meet.
ing assembled, in which they resolved to
withdraw their patronage from Milwaukee,
has the following:
Milwaukee has not only never opposed any
of the railroad schemes of Sheboygan, but she
has given them a cordial, hear,y support
through her newspapers and all other availa-
bic means.
We ask theNesUs, or any other daily journal
OF Milwaukee, to point out any number OF
their paper or papers that have contained
any article favoring the construction of the
Milwaukee, Manitowoc & Green Bay ra il,
road, or anything that even squints tina,
way. If there are any of them we have
overlooked them, notwithstanding our Wig,
liant search. We think the Ne,cs comes
thu nearest to the mqrk, but we feel com
PEELED to say that we have looked upon tha,
paper as comparatively neutral.
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sGFHon. Asaph Green he's got tired of the
shades of Brown county and returned TO Chill
ton this week, where he proposes to remain
until dsatk or a railroad drives him of the
track -ChiltOR Times.
We hope to have Asaph live as long as
John wants him to, and live to see the
Northern railway.
How old was Methusalah, Jchn +?
We've no Ii. vii towards Asaph.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

DECORATION DAY-A DAY LONG TO BE
REMEMBERED IN MANIToWoC. Last Mon
day was memorable day in the history of
our city. 1t was set apart for doing honor
to the memory Of the brave boys who gave
their lives i'll defense Of their country, and
the graves Of the heroes have been decked
with flowers, and words of praise have been
said, and songs sung to their glory. The
decoration ceremonies in this city were of a
very imposing nature, all classes of society
military and ciyic-turning out to do hons
or to the remains of the patriotic dead.
Messrs. Sibree and EssliDger delivered
very interesting and able speeches at the
cemetery, Mr.. Sibree IN English aud Mr..
Esslinger in German.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

SUICIDE. "A young lady aged I6 years,
daughter Of Martin Sucham in the town OF
kossuth, this county, hung herself to a
beam in her father barn last Sunday.
Cause-A whipping from her father in
the presence of boy who caught her help
ing herself to candy from his fathe, store
Moral-Corporal punishment ought tc
be abolished.
Conclusion -The father ought to 90 ar
hang himself.
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CTAwE OF WISCONSIN. Maritowoc Co. IS
- Probate Office, ManitoHoc May 30th AID.

CTA~E OF WISCONSIN, Maritowoc Co. IS.
- Probate Office, Nanitcwoc May 30th AID.
1870.
In the matter If the proof and probate Of
the last will and testament Of Cathrin Shana.
han, deceased, late Of the county of Manitowoc.
Whereas, al. Instrument in writing, purporting
TO be the last VIII and testament Of Catharin
Shanah At, deceased late Of the county of Man
itowoc, has been filed in this Office and where
as application has been made by Rodger Shan
ahaM, praying that the same be proven and
admitted TO probate according 10 the laws Of
this state.
Therefore, it is ordered that said application
be heard before me At the probate office in the
city Of Mantowoc in said county, on the 27th
day Of June, A. j. 1870, at ten o'clock A NJ.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall
be given TO all persons interested in said will
OF this time anu place OF said hearing, by pub.
location in the MauIIowoc PILor, 4 newspaper
printed in said county, for three successive
weeks, once each week, prior TO the time of
such hearing. BY the court
Asst ". W. WALDO, County Judge.
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IN PROBATE, Manitowoo County Court

L Ia the matter of the estate of Frederick
Klein, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Chris
tina kIehn OF said county, representing among
other things that Frederick KLEIN, late of
said county on the 27th day of April: A. d,
1870, at kossuth in said county, died ntestate,
leaving goods. chattels and estate within this
state, and that the said petitioner is the widow
Of said deceased, and praying that administra-
ton Of said estate be to Christian Rohrboch,
granted 1t .s ordered that said petition be
heard Def re the Judge of this court, on Mon
day, the Goth day Of June \. ID. 1870, at ten
oclock A. NJ at my office in said county
Ordered further, that notice there of be given
to the heirs of said deceased and to all per-
sons interested, by publishing a copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the Manitowoc PILor, II
weekly newspaper published at Msnitowoc in
said county. 45-3t
W. ". WALDO County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc, the 10th day of May, A.
D., 1870.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

CONCERT PROT Marsh will give con-
cert of vocal music with his class to>mor-
row evening at the Methodist church. Ad-
mission 25 cts. Doors open a: 7l2 p. a..
Concert to commence at s p. N.
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ra-Thc livery stables are doing thirty
iug business at present, particularly Sun
days. PEN" and Charley" are the
right men in the right place, AMI those de-
string a neat rig should give them call
There are no two more obliging livery men
in the state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

a CARD. Thanks to the Fire Depart
ment Of Two Rivers and of the tannery, as
well as to the citizens of Two Rivers, for
their very efficient help at the fire on Thurs
day last, May 20, in suppressing the fire
and thereby saving my property, and that
of my neighbors. Also to Capt. Brook
Of the scow Gen. Sigel, who left his vessel
and rendered material assistance at the fire.
Dr. ]. OSWALD.
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BI The new vessel being built at this
port by Jaspar Hanson for Messrs. Rud
duck, Slauson & Grinmer, Of Racine, has
all her ribs up and is now ready for
planhing.
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Notice,

The Directors Of the Manitowoc, Two Riv-
erS and Mis- icott Plank Road Company are
hereby requested to meet at the Office of Cbas.
Walker ut Nanitowoc on Wednesday, the
Goth day Of June 1916, at 9 o clock 4. NJ, for
the transaction Of business connected with tho
Company. c. C BARNES, President.
IL 44-3w
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rsnYe dancists must not forget that
"Bill'' Brown is to have a big time out
at his place, on the Calumet road, next
Sunday afternoon. Those wishing TO 60
ont would do well to see Penn in time, as
he intends to run the hack.
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Caution.

Whereas my son, Henry Bertscfie, II years
Of age, has left my house, about four months
since, | caution everyone not to trust him or
help him along, as l shall not pay any debts
Contracted by him
JOSEPH BERTSCHIE,
Town Meme, Manitowoc, County
May ilth. 1870. Asst
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DEATH OF BISHOP KEMPER. The PIT
Rev. Jackson kemper, Episcopal Bishop
of Wisconsin, eparted this lie at Nasbotah.
May oath, aged 81 years. He was most
Justly esteemed By men of all creeds through
cut the Northwest, where lie was an early
pioneer.
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Two Rivers, May so, 1870.

THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN.-We have
recently added this valuable journal to our
exchange list, and have often wondered
since how we managed to get along without
it before. As nclcSpaper 1t is second to
none in the west; its market reports are al
ways reliable and complete, and for com
mercial men it is invaluable, furnishing
more marine news than any other paper on
tie whole chain of lakes. We would
cheerfully recommend it to our farmers ard
business men, and if there any who de-
sire a live, racy, and really smart paper
they will find the Chicago Republican the
paper that will suit them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

ALMOST A SERIOUS FIRE An alarm Of
fire was sounded last Monday morning be-
tween the hours Of and o clock, which
on discovery was found 10 proceed FROM
the planning mill owned by Zander & Bro
near the river on the South Side, and
caused from the boiler setting fire to the
wood work in the engine room. The fire
department turned out promptly and sue
ceeded in putting out the flames before
they had gained any considerable Roadway,
thereby preventing a serious and disastrous
couhagration.
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N office.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Manitowoc, Two Rivers, and Mishcott
Plank Road Company Will be held on Wednes
day, the Goth OF June, 1870, at O'Clock =
NJ, at the Office Of Chas. Walk or at Manitowoc,
for the purpose OF eectng officers to the
Company for the ensuing year.
ll-l1-3w G. c. BARNES, President.
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r1-The sidewalk 10 front Of Mr.. Kos
tomIatsky's store on York ST., has been
repaired during the week. We can't look
for an item from that source any longer. =
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

IA We learn that son Of D. Boehmer
had three fingers cut eff his right hand
yesterday, by circular saw in the chair
factory Of Wallaeh 4 Boehmer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

GONE TO NORWAY. - Our fellow citizen,
o. Torrison, accompanied by his wife, left
here on last Mondays boat for Norway,
whittier they are going on short visit,
RaH roHaqe.
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LosT-A diamond, used for cutting
glass. The finder will lie libeTslly reward
ed by leaving it at this Office.
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Terrible Calamity at Two Rivers
a Dwelling and Barn Burned
Two Children Perish in the
Flames.
About halfpast clock last Thursday
afternoon barn adjoining Mr.. Frank Bou-
tins dwelling house in the village of Two
Rivers was found to be on fire, and rapidly
spread to the house, and soon the house
was in ruins.
Shortly after the fire was checked, two
children were discovered TO be missing
and on looking over the ruins, their re-
mains were found both bodies being so
much burned as to make it impossible to
recognize them.
1t seems they had procured some
matches and gone in the barn and set fire
to the straw. The door was shut after
them and they must have died by sufoca>
ton. The bodies were found lying on their
backs, side by side. Both were boys be-
tween five and six years of age, one be
longing to Mr. Boutin, the other to wild
ow named Martelle, both French. Sad to
state that Mr.. and Mrs. Boutin were called
to Depere, as Mrs. Boutins moth er was
not expected to live. They also lost a
child a month ago by scarlet fever.
Had it not been for the efficiency of the
fire department, the whole block would
have been consumed No insurance on
barn or house. The household goods were
mostly all saved.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

Local and Other Matters.

ia Last Saturday the firm of Villas 4
60. purchased for the Manitowoc WOODEN
mills 1900 lbs Of wool, and on Monday they
BOUGHT over ., 900 lbs.
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MASONIC. AT regular communication
of Manitowoc lodge No IS, A. F. A. NJ,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, By intelligence recently re-
received, We are informed that brother
Samuel II. Thurber, former member of our
lodge, departed this life on the 18th Of May,
1879; therefore
Rssolre3 That we mourn the loss and Ia
ment the death Of cur beloved brother; and
that we deeply sympathize with the widow,
family and relatives Of our beloved brother,
in this their hour of great bereavement and
affection.
Rssolrsd Th,t the lodge be draped in mourn
ing for the space Of thirty days.
| ResolUsd, hat the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be spread upon the records of our
lodge, and that a copy Of the same be forward
/ ed to the widow Of the deceased brother by the
secretary Of this lodge
Resolred, That copy of the above be fur
nished to the papers of this city, and alse to
! the Pontiac papers for publication.
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FIRE ATTHE BRANCH-We learn that
The dwelling house and all the cut-buildings
belonging to Mr.. Horace Lovely at the
Branch were totally consumed by fire in
that village on Sunday afternoon last
The property was insured for 81 500.
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Taken Up.

Came TO my enclosure in the town of Franks
lin. Manitowoc county, about the lst of April,
a red and white steer with spread horns, about
two years cid The omneris requested to prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
45-3t JOHN LOGAN.
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Eag~Potaio bugs have made their ap-
rcarance already in this vicinity in squads,
brigade, aud legions. The early extreme
warm weather has brought them out, and
the destructive little wheps stand ready to
mount the first stem Of potato vine which
may presume to rear It's crest above the
ground. UnIess destroyed they viii make
sd havoc with the potato hereaway the
ensuing summer. The best way to clean
them cut is to dine them freely on Paris
Green This is perfect dead wood on
them.
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S55 GOLD WATCHES! $40
GENUINE 10 CARAT GOLD.

u IN U1EL 10 CARAI GUGU.
Stiffcned or filled Backs Hunting Cases with
best Full Jeweled Lever Movements, ladies
and Gents at only S3j each.
our EXTRA FINE QUALITY.
IS Carat Geld, Engine Turned, limiting
Cased best English, Swiss and American
Movements Full Jeweled Levers) not str
passed at any price perfectly regulated and
adjusted-R. 'lroad Timers-the cheapest
Watch in the World at only $40 each.
SOLID siEEINEEs ALUi:SSOUs
GOLD. unsurpassed for beauty, equal III
appearance to 5000 Gold Watches. Hunting
Cased Full Jeweled Levers. ladies and
6 ents' Sizes ut $50 each.
Also the Extra Fine ard DOUBLE
ExIE. REFINED. fifrpfovedI
OesD fDE GUILD WATCHES.
Hunting Cased F ull Jewelrd Lever Works,
equal in appearance and for time to $50
Gold Watches. at only SIT rho Doubl.
Extra Refined, $40 eaCn.
Also Pure Coin Silver Hunting Cascd Full
Jeweled Lever Watches at sl7. Extra
! Fine) $40. American Straight Line Le5tr5
or Duplex, $50 each.
ALSO GOLD VEST CTsiINS.
latest AMI most costly s'yles double thick
rolled plated I8 caret Cold at So. IS. $50
& Si2 each. Ladies Leontne Chains
at 49, ri U a t42aat ofolde Gold
Chains Ladies or Gents from ~ to A. inches
long, at 81 81. SO ~ SIS each, sent
ruth Hetches IT Io'ee.t 'ef0lesaie prices.
NO MONEY REQUIRED IN ADVANCE,
but sent by Express, payable on delivery.
Places where no Express runs. Goods will DO
sent at our risk, BY mail, in Registt rel Pack
age, by sending cash in advance.
An Agent sending for Five Watches,
gets an Extra Watch free, of tins
same value
ALL GOODS MAY BE OPENED AND
EXAMINED in Express before paid for, OH
payment Of Express charges only, and il not
satisfactory, returned.
State description and Price Of goods desired,
and address all orders to
TIE EAGLE WATCH co.
l43 Fulton St. New York
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Eg-We will bet a new beaver that the
Milwaukee & Northern railway will not be
built to Cedarburg inside Of forty days; an
other that it will not be completed to APP
plcton inside of three months, and another
that it's a Peter Funk, got up by o. H.
Waldo & Co.. to sever somebody s jugular.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

~Why don't our merchants and busl-
ness agitate the question Of street
sprinkler?
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Scow BLUE BELL-The tug Ktt.y
Smoke arrived here from BaiFey's Harbor
on Tuesday with the wreck Of the scow
Blue Bel, which went ashore last fall
lumber laden. The TUG and her managing
captain, Geo. Bartlett, experienced no little
difficulty in hauling the scow over about
one hundred feet of solid rock with only
three feet of water over them. The unani-
NOUS opinion of all at Bailey Harbor was,
that she could not be gotten off, When
brought here her hold was about half full Of
lumber, besides being watsr-logged. She
has been purchased by Mr. David Smoke,
Of this city, and she viii be hauled out
Immediately. We understand that Jasper
Hanson has taken the job ofrepairing her
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsoRs.-The committee on equalization
reported as follows:
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CEA- Mr.. Cuyckanickpucks Yakutskolit-
mllks Sakiatskylitmilks Aukachagmuks
Observation-Disclosures has been appointed
president of the Milwaukee & Northern
railroad Mr.. o, II. Waldo having re-
signed. \ good appointment, and under
his supervision no doubt the company will
be enabled 70 set the road through to Chill
ton this season. Won't this b. cheering
news 70 the central routcrs?"
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Corrected weekly by ". H. Horn, dealer in
Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all farm produce at the highest price.
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Messrs. Easton and Caqtz-
hansen, of Milwaukee, and judge Taylor,
Of Sheboygan, We're in the city Saturday
on business connected with our railroad in
teTests.
The Hon. A. G.. Calkins, of Buffalo, y.
Y, an old schoc.mate of the editor Of this
paper, was in our city yesterday. lie is
one Of the best lawyers in Erie county,
and will he in attendance at our next
term Of court.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02

sa-The present week has been unprece-
denuy warm, and under the influence Of
the warmth of the sun, vegetation Of all
kinds is springng forward rapidly, and
should the favorable weather continue,
crops will be at least two weeks earlier than
last season, and all kinds Of grain presents
most favorable indications of abundant