The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-05-29

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'sTrials'' and ''Piety Hills" of this city
was played last week. The score stood
II to 8 in favor of the religiously inclined
youngsters.
| TIE NJ, L. S. & ". R'y. Co. began
last Sunday to run an excursion train
between Milwaukee and Sheboygan.
| The excursion train will run to Mantle
voc next Sunday.
"OH, the county board is in session, p"
! is the excuse married men will make after
reaching home, having spent until II
o'clock, playing that new game of cards
with the unchaste name.
THE rain Of Sunday night was by no
means general throughout the county.
! More rain fell on the lake shore towns
than in those to the west. Meanwhile
"more rain" is The great demand.
! PATRICK HEWITT, a brakeman on the
Lake Shore Road, had the index finger
/ of his left hand crushed between the
/ bumpers OF two cars while coupling.
The finger was amputated at the first
joint.
WHILE Mr.. Rand's horse was standing
near Turner Hall last Tuesday night,
some scamp cut the lines right near their
! attachment to the bride bit It was
| fortunate the affair did not result in
| runaway.
Mr.. MARSHALL Of Fitchburg, Mass,
| called upon us last Saturday. Mr.. Mar
shall has studied the educational institu-
tions of our state pretty closely and is
quite complimentary in his comments on
our school system.
J. NJ. CONNIE aud Henry Hudson, 1--WE
| aren't sure his name is ''Henry," but it
sounds so well before Hudson that if it
isn't his name, it should be,) came down
from Two Rivers last Saturday to attend
| the Masonic meeting.
A LETTER from Mr.. Charles Forbes, of
the Forbes Dramatic Troupe, informs us
that the company will be in the city in
the early part of June, and perform the
play "Uncle Toms Cabin
ED. LUETTH, q carpenter, was carrying
tool chest on his shoulder Monday
morning when he stumbled and fell. The
chest came down on the index finger of
his left hand breaking the bone and 9th
erwise iDjuring the hand
WMCox, always actuated by desire
to please his customers. had his ice
cream parlor entirely reftted and now
has the cosiest place in the city. His ice
cream possesses fineness of grain and
delicacy Of favor seldom excelled.
A number of persons from Two Rivers
attended the concert Tuesday evening.
Among the number were MIR. C0ninc
and Dr. Curran, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Co
nine, Mrs. Jennison and Misses Pierpont
and Bushnell.
FARMERS will find q column on the 4th
page of the PILOT weekly devoted TO
their interests. The choicest extracts
from agricultural journals, will be found
i'll this column. 1t will pay the farmers
of the county to read the matter publish
ed there.
GEN. SIGEL delivers a lecture at
Turner Hall on the evening of May Doth.
His subject is ''The German American
clement" The lecture will be in Ger.
man. An effort is being made to induce
Gen. Sigel to deliver lecture in English
while III the city.
A MAN named Hart, rented hall in
Maple Grove and opened store. It was
claimed that he was selling at auction
and his goods were seized as he had no
license. He claims that he sells in the
regular way" and long lawsuit is
looked for.
THE Womans' Temperance Union will
give their second dime entertainment i'll
the basement Of the Presbyterian church,
June 9th. Prof. Hornhauer will again
delight the audience. The programme
viii be printed next week. \ full house
IL anticipated ~
LAST winter at the session of the Man
itowoc County Teachers Association.
steps were taken to establish a teachers
library. The books have now arrived
and the library is an established fact
Teachers viii find it TO their advantage
to become acquainted with the volumes
constituting the library.
\ WOMAN was run over by q delivery
wagon last Monday at the south side.
She was struck by the shafts and knock
ed down, but she sustained no injury.
4 large tin boiler which she was carrying
Jared worse, being battered and bruised
70 such an extent that its usefulness was
gone.
Country merchants as well as rctail
customers viii find it to their advantage
to examine the Buntings al Is, IS, and
zoe, worth double; other BuntingS up to
100, and special Bargains in Dress Goods
at James Morgan, Wholesale and Retail
$50 and $50, East Water street, Milwau-
kee, Wis
LOUIS LANDER while engaged in paint
ing vessel, last Monday, slipped from
the stand and fell on a trap door. He
was alone at the time and remained
senseless for about half an hour. He
was examined by DIR. Paine, who says
the lungs are not injured, though the
chest is very sore.
SOME weeks ago man died in Mil
waukee of hydrophobia, the virus being
communicated by dogs licking a sore