The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-26

sells were also seen inverted.
THE following places in this county
have already made preparations for
proper celebration of the Fourth of July.
Two Rivers. Meeme, Clarfs Mills and
Maple Grove. It is probable that some
other places viii also arrange programmes
for the occasion.
THE propeller City Of Duluth was in
port last Sunday on her way to Lake
Superior. The deck hands were on
''toot," noisy and quarrelsome. The
captain found it necessary to enter into
a muscular argument with one OF the
crew, and afterwar,l to discharge him.
The latest thing is tire new protection
p0aketbook for ladies; as its name i'm
plies it is a protection against theft and
against its being easily lost, rs By Il neat
and simple device it is kept either in the
hand or on the back OF it without any
effort, which is also very convenient
when making purchases.
J. SCHUETEE & Bios.
Our editorial and reportorial labors Of
last week were compressed into one day,
Monday, aud in the hurry we neglected
to mention some things which should
have been noticed in last week. paper.
Among these was the dime entertainment
some features of which deserved special
mention.
Dow has taken the contract to hanl
out the old steamer Manitowoc, for re-
pairs, and began TO work her onto the
ways last Monday. She viii be made
into barge and supplied with three
masts, and will he used in the Green Bay
trade. She will be towed when occasion
offers, by the Goodrich propellers.
JACK WARBURToN viii lecture under
the auspices Of the Woman's Temper
ance Union, on Friday evening, June
Doth, i'll the basement of the RresbYter-
ian church. Ladies, al go and take
your husbands, and your sisters, and
your cousins, and your aunts. Admis-
sion ten cents.
10 close out the balance Of our sum-
mcr cloaks and dolmans, we are Offering
a heavy silk cloak, price $s25, for SO,
and all others at large discount. Those
ladies who can use anything in this line,
should take advantage of our liberal
offer and secure good bargains.
]. SCHUETrE & Bros.
4 little boy, aged 10, named Peter Pc
terson who was engaged last Friday in
throwing wood from the saving machine
accidentally fell upon the saw while re-
volying. He received six gashes IN the
head and one OF his arms and legs We're
badly mangled. Very fortunately the
saw threw him off, before a fatal wound
was received.
AUGUST ItosSOE, the contractor on
Woods building was hurt last Friday
evening by falling from the second story,
Il distance OF twenty feet, to the sidewalk.
He was engaged in fixing something on
a window, when he slipped. He mana
ged to aIight on his feet, but was severely
injured He viii not be able to resume
work for some time.
WE cali attention to the advertisement
of Fair and Picnic to be held at Maple
Grove on the Fourth, which appears
elsewhere in this issue of the PILOT. An
interesting programme has been prepar-
Ell, and the people have incurred oonsid-
cradle expense il preparing for the en-
tertainments. The proceeds will be for
the benefit Of the church.
The price of butter rules lower through
out the union Mt present than for many
years past at this season, when the quail
ity is better than at any other time Of
the year. In Baltimore and New York,
the principle dairy markets, good western
fresh butter was last week reported sold
by the tons at from five to eight cents
per pound This is rather discouraging
for both farmers and dealers.
THE schooner Wonder performed Il
feat last Monday that caused some Won
der. She was lying just above Main
street bridge, when she hoistod her can
rass, sailed less than two blocks up the
river and came in stays under full can
vass and then sailed down through both
bridges on the windward side. 1t is said
to be the first time it was ever done in
this river by SO large vessel.
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ARCHTTEcTURAL LIBRARY FOB SALE.
I will sell 4 large selection of books from
my architectural library, Probably the
largest and compietest in the West. The
attention of architects, engineers, build
ers, decorators, and mechanics in gener
al is called to this rare opportunity to Sc
lect works needed in their general pro,
fessions, by personal inspection, and at 8
reduced cost. The books can be seen al
my Office, 127 Washington street, Green
Bay, Wis.
J. Mcdonnell, Architect. may 15ti
RUNGR, the young man arrested fol
forgery was sentenced to prison for one
year and n half. It seems difficult to
reconcile the comparative severity Of this
sentence, with Marazek's, three years,
and with Nelson's, fine of twenty dol
lars with costs. The former obtained
money in an irregular manner, the two
latter killed, one oxcusably, the other by
carelessness, fellow men. RunGe, though
his father made all the PREPARATION posi-