The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-21

/ The director OF the Necedah tJuaeaa
county,, Cranberry Company advertise for
proposals for eating from one thousand 70
FIVE thousand rods Of bitches Oh the marshes
ownoi by this company.
A new loeomotiye, bearing the narse Of
John Taylor, has Just been turned out
from the Western Union shops in Racine
The Hudson Star egi Times learns
that well, recently sunk at the Erin
Catholic Church, 20 supply the eon5regza-
ton with refreshing drink. if needed, on
Sundays, has been poisoned by SOME wretch,
who wishes TO retail whisky instead OF
pure water, to the thirsty. The guilty
party is suspected, anl VIII be punished
By law.
Accord ling 20 the Reporter, :" the crop
gathered into the folds OF the churches Of
Fond du Lac thus far, this season. IS over
200 regeneratei souls, AMI not mach Of a
winter for resivals, either"
Good maple wood brings Sc, aai hicko-
ry 81 per sori, in the Foai da Lac
market
The dry-house connected with Heinz
stave factory, at Boscobel, together with
its contents, was destroyed by fgc Wcdues
day morning, of last week.
A new g-ist and saw mill is to be erected
in the village Of Patch Grove, Grant
comfy.
Rev. Mr.. Butler has rendered his rcsig-
nation as pastor of the Universalist Society
in Monroe, AMI intends to remove to iowa
where he owns farm, and is offered the
charge Of a congregation.
A large amount Of FAX will be sown in
Fond du Lac county this season.
| \ young lady named kerstein larry,
a resident of Wauzeka, died in the lower
town of Prairie du Chen, from the effects
Of an abortion proiucel by DR.. Ualstel.
The Doctor has been arrested at his own
request
The Lodi Jomnql states that W. L.
Wells, owner Of the stallion North Hawk,
has sold him for the sum of $4,000. The
horse will be taken to Kentucky.
The Rev. Warren Mayo, OF Lodi, has
received and accepted call from the
Presbyterian Church at Baxter Springs,
/ Cherokee county, Kansas.
Joseph Huber, while removing a team of
horses from stable in West Bend, was
kicked by one Of them. One of the horses
struck Mr.. II. in the breast while the
other shattered his right arm in a fearful
manner.
The Waupaca Agricultural ani Ne
/ chanical Association will hold their annual
! fair on the llth, 18th, and 18th DAYS Of
September.
Cranberry ca,turc viii be carried on
qnite extensively in Oa:agam;o county the
coming season.
\ large wolf was recently killed near
! Dc!cyan Lake.
The Green Bay boat Club have leased
river lot, corner of Lave and Adams
streets on which they propose to erect
/ tiacir boat houses, docks, battling houses
&c.
Messrs B. F. Smith and G. s Marsh,
have soll their interest (amounting to
about $4,000 in the First National Iron
Company, Deperc, to Mr.. \. B. Mcckcr,
of Chicago. Mr.. NJ. now owns nearly the
entire establishment. The furnace is said
to clear SIS per ton on all iron made,
which, if they make 20 ton. per day, makes
q clean profit Of $500 per day, or S2,I00
per week.
! man named Nrill was killed in the
pincrics near Waupaca. lie has friends in
Brownsville, Iowa.
A somewhat novel case has been on trial
ut Durand, in which the plaintiff, Capt Z,
+. Herman, set upon a claim for damages,
alleging that the defendants d. G. Toppin'
and X. Root, DESTROYED his stcalnhout, the
.jenctte Roberts, while she was at the
levcc at Durand, by cutting down her cabin
and destroying the boat. After long
trial the jury brought IN a verdict Of si..
cents damages for the plaintiff.