The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-13

TIL J.. j [ L OF
LOCAL MATT e R.
s1 Oar readers will please notice the
change made in Ills week : pILoT There
is reading matte. on every page.
Too LAfE. The communication from
Drs Simon & Scltallcra catuc too late for
insertion this week. 1t viii appear next
week.
ITWe had the pleasure Of meeting our
joyial and good hearted fgieni, Mr. Jas.
Clark, in our sanctum sancforuul yesterday.
jim has host oil friends III Manitowoc.
Eg-Wc call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement. IN another column,
headed For Sale This is a nice aud
valuable property aul can be bought at a
bargain.
eG-We call the attention Of our farmers
to the advertisement headed Notice to
Farmers, in 10 day, paper. It's impor-
tn that every wood seller in this vicinity
ehould read it.
~ We publish to day the card o. the
WILLIAMS House. This large and mag
bfcient lIo,e! is one Of the bes, in the
state, aud is kept W, in the bes, style.
Mr.. Kapi,an is gcoland lord and knows
how to run hotel. The travelling public
can do no better than give him call
tsy- From The Madison Journal we
learn that Major Henry Bae'z, the new
State Treasurer, has based the house for
come time occupied by J. l.. Bartels, Ed,
who is about removing to New \ ork-
an purchased his furniture, and has taken
his family there to reside.
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A CAPD.-The undersigned tenders his
thanks TO the members Of he Cornet Band
for their generous assistance, and to the
very kind public OF Manitowoc for the nu-
merous attendance at Bis Concer, on last
Saturday, January l2,h, 1870.
ED. WEINsCHENK.
IeA. All lovers of horse fle~h should
not fail e. be on the ice Saturday to witt
ness the trol which is to take place between
Kohnke and liza Clark 5 horse. We haven't
heard Of any pool selling, but understand
that there have teen several outside bets
made, Kohnke receiving general favor.
LECTURE Col. c. d. Robinson, of
The Green Bay Advocate, lccturcd to a
large and anpreciative audience at the
Methodist Church, in this village, last
evening, taking for his subject Naples,
and its Surroundings 1t was very
pleasing and entertaining discourse.
SLEIGH RIDE TO M!snIcoTr To-day a
patty of ladies and gentlemen, comprising
both the married and sin gle of the creme de
ia creme OF this place start for the pleasant
little village of Mi,hcott for sleigh ride
and grand supper and dance at mime
host Damon's in the evening. y gay
time i, anticipated.
es- The concert on last saturday even
ing for the hcnef Of our fellow citizen,
Mr.. Edward Weinschenck, passed off TO
the utmost satisfaction Of all present, and
was decided success. The dance after
tho concert was indeed a pleasant affair,
and was participated in by a large company.
Em, If the farmers wish to get at least
ten cents more rer hu>hel for their wheat
let them take it TO Manjtowoc.
The above Paragraph we clip from The
Chiffon Times, aud II is justly and rightly
said, aud the farmers throughout the
county-and not few from the adjacent
counties how TO appreciate the
fact by coming here with their grain.
How do our Sho5oysan neigL5ors like the
situation?
essyA The winter has thus far behaved
itse'f handsomely The sltighing is fine,
withstanling the rain that fell last
Tuesday afternoon 1t has also been good
for the lumb,rmcn in this section Of the
country. We have net as yet had the ex
trenies in weather that areseeneral!y pre-
valent in this latitude at this time of the
year. We are teginlng To think that Jack
Frost" has deserted Us, however.a s it is not
too late yet for cold weather.
ia. At a regular meeting of Badger
Engine Company No /, the following off
GERS were elected:
Chief Ehaioeer-Fred Becker.
FIRST Asst g Con Murphy
Second :. =" : Gerard philipaen.