The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-01
SUMNER schools are now all closed.

expired.
RACINE isn't going to have street cars
after all.
THE weather has been delightful the
past week.
HALL < Co. loaded five cars with wheat
on Monday.
FARMERS are now busily engaged in
harvesting.
TIE regular afternoon lake breeze has
returned to us.
Forepaugh appreciates the advantage
of advertising.
TIE Court House square is very
Eden for beauty.
TELULAH Park will be sanctifed after
next Wednesday.
Ter sells in New Orleans at $50 per
ton. An ice price.
SMOKED glass was in great demand
Monday afternoon.
The streets were crowded with farm
teams on Saturday.
Mr.. ToRRIsoN's house will soon be
ready for occupancy.
WILL WALKER catches all the fish he
can carry, with ten cents.
MERCHANTS must not grumble at hard
times during the harvest
The merchants who will not advertise
are the fossils III business.
Whose driveth Walkers horse will
have his right arm famed.
TIE dark waters of the lake are dotted
with sail vessels these days.
RYDER wants to know what kind of a
tiller catches the most wind.
KGRwAS has been famed for life by
smoking a PILoT Office pipe.
4 SCHOOL house in the town of Two
Rivers was burned last week.
\ GOOD attendance is expected Mt the
Teachers Institute this year.
GRANT COUNTY is troubled by the dep
rotations of a large black bear
WE frequently have occasion to borrow
cork screws to open ink bottles.
CHoQUEr is rapidly becoming one of
the lost arts Why is this thus
THERE is nothing which raises Kirwan' s
bile more than to behold "A crooked 50.
We sell our paints, oil and brushes
cheap. 7. &. j. ROBINSON.
OK Monday Sam Rindskopf was ad-
Indicated Il bankrupt on his own petition.
A SALOON keeper beat little shoemak-
er almost to a jelly on Tuesday at Jun
eau.
QUITE large number of reapers and
naa~ora sold IA this county this
year.
THE farmers will soon answer the long
vexed question what shall the harvest
be-"
GREAT preparations are making to have
the Presbyterian S. S. excursion a sue
cess.
YOUNG menin Racine punch each other
until their eyes bulge out, on account of
girls.
The citizens of Menasha were much
disappointed IN Beecher's lecture at APP
pleton.
II IS rumOred that Nash of Two Rivers
is about to organize singing school in
that city.
TuE lord first tries fire on Chicago; but
this fails TO purify her and he deluges her
with water
YESTERDAY morning the wind came
from the west" and heat was the order
of the day.
JuDGE MALLORY refused to allow C..
X. Martin to aid in the prosecution of
Russ Wheeler.
OUR city is becoming extremely dull,
We cannot have the excitement of mad
dog scare even.
Thus delightfully."- cool weather people
feel like rivaling Dickens fat boy in the
matter of sleep.
CIRcUsEs advertise. We believe the
Pu.oT would therefore be justified il
supporting them.
MELENDY took photograph of the
eclipse last Monday. 1t knocks the
spots Oft the original
MILWAUKEE has won game at last
The citizens of that staid city will no
shout themselves hoarSe.
\ 30. living near Neshota while riding
a horse, was thrown to The ground and
had his elbow dislqeased.
JOHN BARNES now rides in new pha-
eton. We expect to be invited TO take d
!auut III that vehicle soon.
TnE oily marshal 'shadowed" sus,
picious character for some time this
week, but nothing came of it.
We are again having that kind of
weather which makes one long for the
costume of a Kentucky cavalier.
THE Wood County Reporter must be
little more careful. 1t is DOW sued Tor
,lihel. Ten thousand dollars worth.
a grind stone III the pulp mill at kau-
kauna, weighing 10 tons, burst last week,
killing a boy who was standing near.
No city III the state can boast of neater
or more symmetrical shade trees than the
hard wood naples which adorn our
stses- 80
fEck is going to umpire the game be-
tween the Wisconsin and Sentinel. Peck
offers chrome to the getter mp of the
clubs.
JOHNNY DIXON insists that the moon