The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

Mauitoa0oc, Tkuysday, Iag. 81.
Tar Goodrich boat was quite late last
Saturday.
DIR. O'Connell of Cato was in town
yestscd
TIE hotels are doing good business
Just at present.
Hon. John Carey was in the city on
Tuesday last.
Rev. MyRoN REED is visiting friends
at Milwaukee.
The usual harvest balls have not yet
been announced.
TEACHERS are returning from their
summer vacations.
BUSINESS begins TO brighten up little
in our local courts.
Mr.. Showers returned lest week from
his trip on the lakes.
Hosea Barns is on the lists for four
institutes this year.
MosT of the state papers are now lux
irritating in tax lists.
QUITE q number of farmers were in the
city on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell left on Monday
morning for Chicago.
ONE meets school teachers everywhere
III the city, this week.
THE City of Duluth had sixty passen-
gers aboard last Sunday.
Col. Terry of ST. Louis left this city
on Tuesday for his home.
THE dog tax is still an irritation In
several towns in the county.
THE scow Mechanic is drawn out at
JimButler's yard for repairs.
LAST Friday was holiday and was OBJ
served by Catholics generally.
RICHARD Copy contemplates attending
the state university, next year.
A LARGE number of self binders were
used IN this county this summer.
LIVERY stable keepers seem to be do
ing thriving business these days.
THE Dakota fever continues to spread.
A number Of new victims this week.
'sTHE school master will be abroad, !"
soon looking for a winters position.
Mr.. [. n. Stewart conducts an insti-
tute this year at Juneau, Dodge Co.
THE ringing of the school bell ct the
regular hours, again breaks upon the ear.
THE hunting season is near at hand,
and Nimrods are fixing up their armories.
Bo1gNs, of Fond du Lac, is now work
ing on the Eeening Dispatch of Milwau-
kee.
Supt. Walker goes to Sturgeon Bay
Sept. LIST to conduct teachers institute
there.
Next Monday, school meetings will
be held in the districts throughout the
state.
Miss Lena Bach is taking music lessons
at tiie Leipsic conservatory OF music III
Germany.
THE schooners j.. J. Conway fnd
Eliza are receiving new coats of paint at
this place.
NOTICE the advertisement of n. B..
Morse, which appears in this issue of
ahe PILoT.
The Sunday school pupils of the Epis-
copai church had pleasant picnic on
Friday last.
THE Chronicle says the lie saving
station was moved to new location in
Two Rivers.
The streets begin to be little more
lively, now that farmers put in an ap-
pearance.
THE schooner Espindola brought a
cargo of coal to this place yesterday for
n. B. Morse.
A LARGER acreage of winter wheat will
be sown this fall than at any one season
for years before.
JUSTICES of the Peace complain that
the people of the county are too peacea-
BILE during harvest.
CHARLEY SEEGER went down to She
boygan on Sunday, and had glorious
time with the boys.
Ed. CONWAY made the first shipment
OF pease for the season from this city to
New York last week.
JUDGE KIRwAN's opinion in the Lewis
will case, has been published in the Mil
waukee Legal NeacS.
THE condition OF the negroes in Kan.
sas who have a'exodused" is said to bt
pitiable in the extreme.
THE latter part of August brings the
most delightful kind of weather, and
makes living luxury.
IHE MULTITUDE OF sofcneS aE Ssefpnel-
de's Park on Sunday night last, showed
that Enjoyment was there.
4 SAILOR on board the Carlingfortl
received some injuries on Monday
Nothing very serious however.
Mr.. MELENDY has moved out of the
rooms formerly used by him and is now
located in Hecker's brick block.
THE assessors of the different towns OF
the county report about 5000 dogs sub.
ject to taxation. A good number.
MARTIN HANSON of this city had his
finger cut of by the machinery in his
fathers wagon shop on Thursday last.