The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-03-20

kELLNEE manages 70 come 70 town
regularly. Nc matter what the condition
OF the roads He seems to own as many
horses as a circus.
East bound freight rates are being
rapi lily lowered. One railroad has cut
freights down to - cents per 1G0pounds
from Chicago to New York.
TINS polar wave has all the pertinacity
of a tramp. 1t is determined to hang
around though every body is anxious to
see 1t take its departure.
We can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because We buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex-
penses. I. d. J. ROBINSON.
LAST year the first vessel passed
through the straits on March II. 1t is
expected that the straits will be open
this year somewhat earlier than usual.
WHILE. a lumberrnan, was at work in
the pineries lately, large pine tree which
his comrades were chopping fell upon
him crushing him horribly. He died in
stantly.
THE First robin" concluded to wait
this year until he heard favorable re-
port from the second one. The first
robin has no faith in the climate of this
latitude.
CLEARING SALE.-In order to make
room for new goods I offer my present
stock at reduced prices and everybody
can obtain good bargains.
Wv EMIL kRUAMHEUER.
PEoF. Tiers almanac states that the
18th, 21st and both of this month will be
the coolest Of the month He struck it
right on the 18th. Let's see what to-
morrow will bring forth.
CAPT. EADs got an appropriation of
S75. 600 from the United States treasury,
and still there are a number who declare
the Improvement of the mouth OF the
Mississippi a failure.
A NEW Cato correspondent makes her
debut eve Judge the sex from the sigma
ture) in this weeks PILor. We shall
expect to hear from this correspondent
frequently.
On account of printing the laws en-
acted at the last session of the Legislature
we have been obliged to curtail our
usual amount of reading matter. We
shall make up for it in the future.
AFTER THIS DATE SAVE IS TO so
PER CENT,
BY getting your physicians prescriptions
and family RECEIPTS pat up at I. & j.
RobinsOn's store.
4 Ladies Temperance Aid Society has
been organized at Kewaunee. The En-
terPrisc in noticing this fact speaks Of
temperance lecture delivered there by
Mrs. C. W. Plnkham of Fond du Lac.
TIE large cinnamon bear which per-
formed on the streets in this city last
week, caused runaway at Two Rivers,
by which a quantity OF sash and blinds
We're injured. The bear was net to he
found in that city short while after.
SUPP WALKER has formed a co-part-
nership with Q. t. Estrabrook in the
law business and will be found at the
former Office of the latter when his duties
as superintendent will allow. We wish
the new firm abundant success.
FOR RENT.
On account of family sickness I desire
to rent the Williams House Hotel. This
hotel was never III better condition, and
it is well patronized. IL. REuss.
TIE lecture by Father Jacobs, at the
Turner Hall on Sunday night, Was quite
largely attended. The subject was
''Witchery." Those whose knowledge
of German enabled them 10 understand
the lecture speak very favorably of it.
WE understand that Mr.. Truman con-
templates going into business ct Milwau-
kee, and that be will take up his resi-
dence in that city at an early day. Mr..
Truman is an energetic business man and
viii be missed by the people of our city.
ST. PATRIcK's day was quietly celo
brated in this city. Services were held
in the evening at the Catholic church
which was crowded. Father Jacobs
addressed the people. band was
present and together with other airs
played ''Patricks Day"
MISS Kate KANE who lately opened
law office in Milwaukee is only "a years
of age and is said to be handsome and
smart. She Is of irish descent has
studied law two years, one at Ann Arbor
and another at GAINESVILLE. Her first case /
was defending a burglar.
ALL those ladies who wish to take part /.
in organizing Ladies Temperance So I
ciety, will please meet at the Temple I
Hall at two clock on Friday afternoon,
March 2lst, 1879. K
Signed: MRs. c. c. SMALLEY.
Mrs. G.. BURNETT.
Mr.. C. c. BARNES sold a three year
old horse to parties in Appleton. yester-
day, for $500. The horse is of the Ham
bletonian breed and Mr.. Barnes.predicts
that in two years more the horse will be
worth twice that sum. When young
horses will sell at that figure, ii will Ger
tainly pay farmers to improve their stock.
The gate money in the walking match
at New York amounted to S51, 900. Ro-
we'll received $4,000, Ennis $4,000. /
Hartman $4,000, and OLeary 81, 900.
Some people whose cash assets amounted
to one dollar went on the grounds Sun
day night. paid 90 cents for ticket and
staid till the walk was over. living in the