The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-27

The Turner's will hold their annual ball
on New Years eve.
The funeral of Miss Klingholz on Satur-
day afternoon was largely attended by
eoncourse of friends who followed her to her
last resting place.
The muddy roads have made the visits
of the county people few aud far between
and the effect on the holiday trade has
been evident.
Mr.. Benz Jones has been in very Ill
health OF late, and it was thought he would
hardly live through Monday night.
lie isconsiderably better at present.
Rey. G. NJ, Steele, D. D., President OF
the Lawrence University, delivers the third
lecture Of the S. Paul's NJ E. church lee
ture course Oh Tomorrow evening
Dr.. J. T Pritchard, High Priest, re-
ceiyed very handsome Christmas pre-
sent from the Manitowoc Chapter, Ia the
form Of Key stone, fnely engraved With
the date aud name OF donor.
The special train was chartend by some
of the Masons OF this city on Friday even
/ ing last, and visit made to the Two Riv-
ers Chapter. A good supper and a pleas
ant time g reported.
Two young ideas" from Two Rivers
were in the city Friday of last week, and
pomoouslv ordered two glasses Of soda
water, at Robinson's Mr.. IinricE's pro
missed to fill the order on the 4th Of July
next.
Look at the list of holy days following
Christmas: Wednesday was st. Stevens
Day, to-day is st. John, the eYangellst's
Day, and tomorrow is the Holy lnnocents
Day. Morning services every morning at
10 O. clock, at the ST. James church.
Capt. A. Wttenberg, II. Preuss and
Fred Wurster, the crew OF the Schr Geo.
Oscar, returned home from New Orleans,
on Christmas Eye. Capt. w. did not sac
ceed IN effecsing sale Of his vessel and has
placed her in the freighting business, on
tie Gulf of Mexico.
The Chicago Inter Ocean of Dec I'D
has a fine obituary notice of Hon Chas. u.
Walker written by their correspondent
c has Burmeister of this place.
Jacob LEM, York St. between It'll and
Sth has on hand the largest stock of furnl-
ture in the city, which he is selling VERY
CHAP. Those DESTROYS of pure hasIng
ANYTHING 10 his lac will find it to their adj
vantage to call on him. Go and see tor
yourselves. lV-o"
We wish to call the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement III TINS issue
of a new book entitled Choice Readings by
/ RI. McLain Cumuock, A. NJ. Professor
Of Rhetoric, and Execution. His readings
/ here last week to delighted audience sui
fciently test tine value Of the book to our
young students.
Tho Sentinel of d ecember Oath gives
the follow IN among marine items
Sheriff Mulholiund, Of Mantowoc, re-
Gently sold the scow Ramadary to D. A.
Kah!er for $40, to satisfy chattel mort
gage claim.
The owner Of the aloop Rap is neaotiat-
Ing with a Manitowoc shipbuilder to
lengthen his craft twelve feet and convert
her into a schooner.
NEVADA DoGs.-Nevada Dogs seem to
be made of "sterner stuff than other Amer
lean ours. Last week one fell down a
ninety -fye-foot shait-struck with empha
sis upon hard rock, lived without food OF
water for sixteen days, was taken out aitel
that time, and Immediately ran Gown an(
totally destroyed rat that presumed too
7 much on appearances and approached rattle
, near the sickly-looking canine.
R.P. White, formerly of Manitowoc,
: shipped nearly eleven thousand pounds o
e dressed turkeys TO San Francisco on Mon
day last, which is considerably the larges
shirment ever made by one person at on
time from this depot. We think tina
: they were the finest lot of turkeys tina
we ever saw as We were shown sewers
cases Of them BY Mr.. W.-Tehdma T0cSi'
!, .Touch me Gently, Father Time
Is the title of a new and beautiful song an
chorus, by CHARLIE BAKER, author, CT tt
famous ole Holds the Fort of Heaven
Dealers are ordering it by the thouSaa
ar The whole country will soon be siDgl
"Touch me Gently, Father Time, Al
~ music dealer will mail you this benutlt
song for 40 cents.
=, Published BY F. W. IIELMICk,
SO West 4th ST., CINCINNATI,
at The School exercises last Friday W
very interesting, the students doing theI
Ter selves great credit. Mr.. Nash made
usual complimentary speech, pattlng
M teachers pasron;zingly on the back, (me
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