The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-12

MlLNAjhLE - lS1iio'J 49,
rabies.
The evening freigt train was delayed
last Tuesday.
The wind blew furiously last Tuesday
from the west.
THE editorial convention meets at Osh-
kosh next Tuesday.
Best fresh butter at eight cents per ID
at J. ScHUTTEE & Bros.
Now is the time to get boots and shoes
at bargains, at A. Busse's.
WHEAT brought good price in this
city during the last week.
The present term of the circuit court
promises to be long one.
THE hum of George Pankratz's mill
adds to the life of the city.
MARSHAL MORRISON is now giving at
tention to repairing sidewalks.
THE Masonic Grand Lodge held a
convention at Milwaukee yesterday.
Contractors will find notices in the
PnoT, weekly of interest to them.
MONEY seems to be scarce as ever, but
business is picking up considerably.
We sell our paints, oils and brushes
cheap. L. & J. ROBINSON.
FRIDAY last was 50 cold that winter
overcoats could be worn with comfort
THE North Side Park was sprinkled
last Monday evening by the fire engine.
Another large lot of ingram carpets
was received by J. Schuette Il Bros. on
Monday.
Mr.. BENNETT takes the lead as fish
elnan. He caught ninety fish one day
last week.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to Hon.
Michael Murphy of Cato, died last Fri
day night.
DR.. Pritchard has removed into his
new Office three doors west of the Ma
tional Bank
4 MAPLE GROVE man was assigned q
lodging in the lookup at this city for one
day, this week.
PoTAToE bugs suffer from the frost,
both in feeling and in having their IA
tions cut down.
We were misinformed last week when
we stated that Jasper Hanson concluded
TO go out west.
THE question of celebrating the Fourth
OF July is receiving attention III most of
the towns in the state.
4 NUMBER of the teachers of this city
will attend the convention of state teach
ers at Lacrosse this year.
A HORSE belonging to A. Wittenberg
got entangled in halter strap Saturday
night, and killed itself.
Mr.. RAHR has completed the basement
of his malt house and VIII begin work on
the walls next Monday.
\ HORSE belonging to Jason Pellet of
Gibson, became sick after drawing a
load Of ship timber to the city, Saturday,
and died.
Mn. GTELow Of Newton informs US
that wheat and barley III the low lands in
his neighbood have suffered much from
the frost.
FARMERS think they can now answer
the long wanted question, "What shall
the harvest be 2" Prospects very poor,
they say, as one man.
SHOULD the dry weather continue
wheat will continue to go up in double
sense.-the growing crop and the grain
now held by the farmers.
THE teachers aHd pupils of the first
ward school viii picnic ut Gerpheida's
park next Saturday. The parents of the
pupils are invited to attend.
TIM PmoT is in possession of another
embryo item regarding shipbuilding at
this place. 1t will take some time before
the item can be given to the public.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of A. Manheimer, which appears
III this issue of The PILor. Manheimer
is not to be cast down, even by fire.
LARGE quantities of land are being
purchased by number of our citizens in
the northern part of the state, where it
Is believed the Western road will run.
JUDGE kIRwAN received notice from
Superintendent kempster, of the Osh-
kosh Asylum, that young Schneider of
this city would not be received there.
Coop pasture for horses three miles
from town. The pasture has an abund-
anec Of running water. Apply to
c. c. BARNES.
4 FULL attendance of the A. O. L. W.
is requested at the regular meeting of
June 2lst, as business of Importance
will be transacted. \. B. MELEND-, +.
~ 4 hO1dAShA ~ W. nave taken the
contract to furnish Mr.. Hase's new mill
with machinery, Mr.. Hase's mill, in
Brown county, was destroyed by fire
three weeks ago.
SEVEN loads of the machinery in Hase's
mill, which was burned, was brought to
the foundry Of Prochaska L Co., Tues
day. NJ. Hase viii use all the old ma
chinery that IS not injured
The frost Of Friday night was so severe
rs to seriously injure the potatoe and
corn crops. Potatoes were withered
clear to the ground and corn must be
replanted in many places.
LIKE all the rains of this spring, that
Of last Monday was local. In Mishicott
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