The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-22
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Aaas;toa0oc. Thursday, Emgs.s: ez.
RAIN, every one prays for rain.

latitude.
THE horse not clad with fly net, has
lively times these days.
I A RAIN would do much toward increas-
ing the crops in gardens.
/ We can furnish you with Celery now.
PLUMB & NELSON.
SUBSCRIBE for the PILOT and have a
taste of the millennium.
PIcSICs have become stale affair, and
people no longer indulge in them.
No other bird of prey can equal the
pertinacity of the buzzing musquito.
WE sell our paints, oil and brushes
cheap. T. &. J. ROBINSON.
We would be delighted if the musqui-
to could be induced to take vacation.
THE adjourned term of the circuit
court for this county, began on Tuesday.
Misery loves company. Erhardt's de-
parture is mourned by more than the
PILOT.
Mr.. EMERSON IS erecting a building
on the site of those destroyed recently
by fire.
Now is the time to advertise, just be-
fore the farmers begin to dispose of their
produce.
TIE maidens of Manitowoc are musi-
cal, and melody floats out nightly from
doorsteps.
NoTICE the advertisement of a harvest
ball to be given by Michael Keilner on
September s.
QUITE a quantity of wheat is being
marketed in this city these days. 1t is
all old wheat.
We give considerable space this week
to communications They are all inter,
esting however.
Mr.. ToRRTsoN is now occupying his
splendid residence which is all ornament
alton to the city.
Two RIVERS is going to have a lecture
on Charles Dickens, by home talent.
So says the Chronicle.
We are crowded with job work, this
week, but feel equal to the occasion, and
like Oliver Twist, ask for more.
HE repeated musical and literary en-
tertainment at the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday evening, was we'll attended
WALKERS garden Is the leviathAl of
city farms. But it reminds one of the
mountain which brought forth mouse.
TOILET articles of all kinds for sale
cheap at the Central Drug store.
JONES & SCHALLERN.
QUERY:-"Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar burg
Bros. "SeaI Of North Carolina," at the
same price 2"
G. Y. NASH has about completed the
canvass of the county for his new atlas
We understand he has taken quite
number of orders.
NEVER before were umbrellas in such
demand. Manufactures of 'this cooling
and delicious article" should give thanks
for old Soils strength.
the Temple of Honor has abandoned the
idea of having a course of lectures during
the coming season. -
HERsCH SMALLEY has introduced new
kind of pillow known as the Gale pillow.
1t has a number of improvements not
found in other plows in use.
THE County Agricultural Society will
hold its fifth annual fair at Clark's Mills
on September 10, 20 and 81. A large
list of premiums is advertised.
LOUIS SEEGER has his bath rooms now
ready and is prepared to give warm or
colds baths. Hours for ladies, from to
5 2. NJ, except on Saturdays.
ARE your horses or cattle sick? If so,
so to L. X. j. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
The many persons from abroad who
have been spending the summer at Man
itowoc are now turning their thoughts,
and in some instances, their steps, toward
Ehome.
FoREPAUGH's reputation is now abroad
in the land and papers warn their readers
in advance of his coming, of the character
of the show. Newspapers are conservators
of the peoples interest.
1t is said that Bill Glover will soon
have an elevator in operation from the
ground -four of the building in which
his Office is located, to the place in which
he administers justice.
WE just received lot of new crop ia
pan teas which we can safely guarantee
to be of the best qualities for their re-
spective prices and to give entire salts,
faction. j. SCHUETrE & Bros.
IT is neck and neck between Forrest
and Walker in the matter of penmanship.
The PILOT typos keep one of Ayers
Chinese almanacs near, for consultation,
while setting up the manuscript of
either.
TIE communications of Sheriff Null
holland and County Clerk Wickert, are
always cordially welcomed in the columns
of the PILOT. Our greatest regret is
that these gentlemen do not write more
frequently.
| SUPT. WALKER will soon be known as
the great expounder" of the constitu-
! ton. The teachers all saw that she can