The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-03-27

Dos'T forget the caucuses tomorrow
night.
HE storm signal is again displayed at
this place
WE viii publish the new city charter
next week.
THE ice in the river was badly broken
up this week.
Mr.. VIII Rahr made Chicago a short
visit this week.
DR.. MULHoLLAND has some thoughts
Of settling in Kewaunee.
Mn. RICHTER is charging his vinega,
mandatory, this spring.
REMEMBER the lecture by Susan i.
Anthony, next Saturday night.
0. ToRR1soN sold one-fifth Of the scoR
Success to Ole Hanson for $500.
\ SNOW storm last Thursday night
gave q little variety to the weather.
SUpr. WALKER begins his spring ex
| aminations at Two Rivers to morrow.
DIME entertainments are what Tho
people Of Two Rivers now indulge in.
MONDAY ushered in nicer weather than
has been our lot for some weeks before
A HORSE belonging to Mr.. Drewser
was gored to death by COW last week.
LADIES AND GENTS, one and all, come
in and look over my new goods. It will
pay you. c. Book.
THE Ahnapee Record last week pub
lished the charter for the city of Alma
pee.
WHO viii be mayor? is the question
which disturbs the local politician these
days.
FoR SALE.-One cook and one parlol
stove, in good order VIII be sold cheap.
For terms, enquire at this Office. tt
THE light house at Two Rivers Point,
again flashes its warming signals over the
waters.
WE are indebted to the Goodrich
Transportation Company for valued
favors.
TIE election notice and report of the
city clerk appear in this Issue OF the
PILoT
FINE days are sandwicheG between the
meanest kind Of spring weather, this
year.
We sell our paints, oils and brushes
cheap. t. s: ]. ROBINSON.
Miss Dora Beers who is attending the
Oshkosh Normal School, is home on q
vacation.
THE schooner c. G. Barnes left Mil
waukee Tuesday for Grand Haven with
a cargo of grain.
The schools of the End and 3rd wards
close this week. Each takes a vacation
| of one week.
THE proceedings of the city council
published in this issue are of more than
usual interest.
The dear people are now in sympathy
with congress. Election laws and elect
ions trouble both.
DoN'T forget that there is an associate
Justice of the Supreme Court to be
| elected this spring.
YESTERDAY was the border land be
tween winter and summer and gave 9
mixture of snow and rain.
THERE will not be a line OF steamers
direct from here to Niaristee during the
summer, as was expected.
THE auction of the remainder of Obr-
land & Thompson's stock OF goods was
postponed until April 4th.
Villas ( BARNES have sold out their
stock of hardware and will deal more
largely in groceries hereafter.
DoEs Manitowoc want gas light? A
gentleman is willing to give US that es-
Unable blessing, if the people are.
The unoccupied portion Of the store
Of j. e. Platt is being fitted up as the
grocery department of the new firm.
[ HAVE just brought with me from
Chicago, all goods needed for this season
of the year in all the different lines of
goods l keep. c. Book.
IT is becoming unsafe to cross the
river on the ice. Take the longest way
home which just now is the safest.
E. K. & i. H. RAND have rented the
remaining rooms in the Huebner build
ing, and viii remove their stock soon.
II any dealer in umbrellas can fur
nth one that will not be borrowed or
stolen he can make a sale at this Office.
WE can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because We buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex
penseS. L. &. j. ROBINSON.
The latest general news up TO the time
If going to press will be found every
week on the outside pages of the PILOT
WOMAN Wants Bread not the Ballot"
is the title of Susan Is. Anthony's lecture
next Saturday night. Do not fail to hear
it,
SIGNS of the first robin have been dis
covered. We await reports from Treat
as he is keeping close watch for the
bird.
Nh. II. j. RAwsoN who has been Civ
ing lessons in vocal music in this city.
will give a concert within the next few
weeks.
THE Bazaar" patterns for spring baYe
been received. The Catalogues viii ar
rive in q few davs