The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-08-03


from the city.
Mr.. John l.. Cronin, Of Maple Grove,
will please accept our thanks for favors re
ceiycd
DER hail vos awful" observed Ger
man citizen, last Sunday, "und il COON
doRn ike inflammation
Laborers are scarce in the city now,
most of them having gone into ttc country
harvesting, or at work on the railroad.
Winter wheat N most parts of this conn
W Is all cut and secured, and is good
crop. Spring wheat will not be fit to cut
for week yet. Itpromises fair yield.
Messrs. Alfred Smith and K. p larri
man, of Green Bay, and Hon. Lyman
Halkcr, of Ahnepcc, were IN the city last
week
Prosperous towns arc those where peo-
rle work together, and sustain each other.
Buy everything you use at home; get all
Your work done ut home.
/ severe hail storm visited this section
lat Sunday afternoon We hear Of con
siderable damage being done to the grow
my crops in the country.
The new propeller Nararsno viii soon
Be placed on the Chicago and Green Bay
route and the ST. JoSeph viii 90 into the
fruit trade
Grapes as wcll rs peaches, orc becoming
plentiful in the city. They are good in
quality, and cheap enough for any Lody
who wants them
Mr. Il. Somers, proprietor Of the Farm
cr5 House, on Commercial street, j. hay-
ing it raised, preparatory to building a new
foundation and cellar under it.
4 large number were in attendance at
the ladies' sociablc at the residence Of Mr..
j. d. Markham, last Tuesday evening,
'lnl L very enjoyable time was had.
The propcller7 Oatonogon and City eff
Hldison stopped Mt this port last Friday,
and took on II large amount of hay and
flour for Mr.. Truman for the Lake Superb
or country.
Tho Presbyterian Society viii hold their
next social at the residence of Mr.. VIII
y. Piacc, on Fifth street. \ special in
vltation is extended to every one. Como
and enjoy yourselves.
There is n, fragrance Of roses about the
streets Just now, unless 1t he Sixth street,
between Buffalo aai York There IS
something about that which would be
rather goldfish to hog with bad in1u-
cIza cold.
We are requested to announce that the
1t Row Joseph Ncclcr of this (Grecn
Bay) diocese viii oiiiciatc in the Catholic
'.i"i'ri 1T mp ''IoN'' UNA administer inc
~ - G''ii' ''i'''io' Oh "uii'i'y hcA'' inc
The tags on the Shipping IN harbor were
i1i'i's"' 10 nan ma t, h'7tcFe"S, III rs
II, ~ s''' hlJiiort q o"i,ti'ih ii''ri'on
,'',i"lII"' ~ ~ S.Hoo'cr ffas"t"t' VITO
''.'' 'o,lI.on's' ~ -ai'""''e', Vi ilodf1 dt5-
''S'' llis ion''ii'' affl'cu oy oeat yes'er-
''y i''o,Nins
LIE BARK El'ldbeh J0Res Capt. CALL
gar master, with 40 tons Il. II. iron for
the y. u n. l.. Il. K, was towed in by
II" tnE hdty "H'ok@ E.t.rarsiaE noon. She
= me lafgrst VcS&ri ever IN side orr harboF,
: ~ CITIES = tio1'si'' 1usf'ei3 9! WI AZ
- nus . '7''''' - ''i}'' 80 At s'''' siSdi"
'foAt'
Track -ktYIny "a tn 4. & y L. L. r..
i, progressing nj II, rate oi nearly half a
mile pcr day. That only the commence
mont, though. As soon rs the bridge is
completed across the river ut tho Branch,
they Will be rolling along one mile ut least
every twenty-fou2 hours, ana then VIC may
approx riatcly asil-how fast ish dot
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CoU ~ Fair.
We understand that snhscrirtions nrn
being solicited from our citizens for stock
IN the Farmers uud Mechanics .tszoeia-
ton Of Nauitowoc County.
No hope that the enterprise viii be lib
crally encouraged, ana urge upon the com
ntluity the necessity of associated effort
and action in order that our county may
tako the place that her agricultural and
mechanical cndowmcnts 1T her for in tho
annual shows Of the State; and, in order
that she may avail herself of the aid grant
od by the State for the furthoriug of coun-
~ fairs, an organization is matter of
Imperative necessity. Tho farmers and
mechanics should take the lead, and con
'rol and manage the enterprise in their
own way with single eve to the improve
mcnt and development of the products Of