The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-02
TIE merry month of May.

IlONeIlelIS II MS lOIGl.
LARGE quantities Of hewed timber are
being drawn to town.
The weather prophets say We ere going
to have wet summer.
CHARLESTON, catcher for the Mantle
woes last year, is in town.
PICKS sun advocates the retention OF
Beck as chief of Police.
The MiIwaukees beat the Racine Col
lege Club IA to 0, on Monday.
The warm weather has brought out
summer coats and straw hats
The Liberal League of this city holds
its monthly meeting next Friday.
FINE large cocoanuts only 75c per doz.
PLUMB & NELSON.
QUITE large number of our citizens
attended the funeral Of DIR. Oswald, yes
terday.
The Manitowoc Temple of Honor will
hold an open meeting on Saturday, May
18th.
THERE is every prospect that John
Morrissey will soon shuttle off this NOR
tai coil.
The strong wind Of Tuesday afternoon
blew the impending rain storm to Kala-
mazoo.
DO NOT fail to attend the Concert to-
night. The company comes well recon-
mended.
PETERSON and lima have exchanged
Stops. Peterson going up and lima
down.
A FIGHT between two bulldogs was
one of the attractions on the south side
last week.
ALL we who suffer from aching teeth,
call on Buck & Gridley and they will give
you rest.
THE Chronicle com es to us this week
filled with spicy locals and well written
editorials.
A COMMITTEE is busily engaged in in
yestigating the Dele van Deaf and Dumb
asylum scandal.
The Detroit Free Press buildings were
destroy | by fire on Sunday the loss is
estimated at $4,000.
PEKFuMERY and Toilet Articles-the
finest and cheapest stock in the city at
L. & J. Il obj nson's
How tired Milwaukee compositors
must be with setting up the oft repeated
expression, "heavy 'oatters"
THE installation of the newly elected
officers of the Temple of Honor will take
place on Monday next
IT is said Tennyson was paid $3.50 a
line for the Ballad of the Fleet" We
will insert locals at Zoe line.
A RUNAWAY or the south side yester-
day. The buggy capsized without do
ing any injury to the occupants.
FRESH strawberries, in this morning,
at 30 cents per quart
1LUMB * NELSON.
THREE Indians came IN on the western
train, Monday, aud made themselves
merry by indulging freely in tire-water.
The work of revising the statutes will
be completed by May 18th, and the ex-
ira session will probably be called June
lst.
A sTABBTNG affray IN the town of Kos
suth last week, was a means of introduc-
ing the parties engaged to Manitowoc
justice.
THE English government have agents
in this state purchasing horses. They
are shipped by rail to Canada and from
thence reshipped to England.
We can 90 job work as well and as
eheaply as ii can be done anywhere in
the state. Why not give us your jobs
them
\ continuance for holding reaper knives
to the grind stone is being sold in the
city. This will prove a welcome inven-
ton to farmers.
Mr.. Hanson's wagon shop grows in
beauty as it nears completion. 1t will
be very neat commodious shop when
finished
CoNKLNG is said to be infatuated with
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague. He has quit
making speeches and devotes his whole
time to admiration.
The Green Bay [4dU0cate says that
saw dust is being shipped from the bay
shore towns in large quantities. 1t is
used in preserving ice.
THE Young Mems dance at Tom. Win.
dates on Friday night, is said to have
been very pleasant affair. About
eighteen couple were present.
The Milwaukee Daily Commercial
Times was merged into the Ne,cs yester-
day. The editorial staff of the new paper
consists of Messrs Aldrich, Chittenden,
kufe and Magann.
WE handle only first class goods and
We won't be undersold.
PLUMB { NELSON.
SHERIFF Lee, of Brown county, who
was charged with an assault on Mrs.
dfuges with attempt to commit rape,
mas proved an aibi and was discharged.
\ WISCONSIN Prison Association has
been organized at Waupun, for the pur-
pose OF aiding convicts discharged from
the penitentiary with money and employ.
ment so as to induce them to quit their
evil ways.