The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-03-20
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yard.
THE Depere papers are having relig-
ious war.
THE days are little longer than the
nights now.
MILWAUKEE now rests easy, assured
OF = base ball club.
AABTIs HEWITT gave dance at his
hotel last Monday.
NINE. ANDERSON finished her Is days
walk on Monday night.
Two RIVERS kindly cared for seven
tramps during the year.
School examinations are what all the
pupils Of our schools now.
TREASURER DAIMLER will soon have q
lengthy item in the PILoT.
Mrs. Alice Glover Of Milwaukee is
visiting friends in this city.
OWNERS of fast horses in this city, talk
Of getting up driving park.
CHARLEY BEERS is fixing up the in
terror Of his saloon this week.
COLDS are 50 plentiful now chat every
body can afford 70 have one.
Mechanically, we have spring now.
But the temperature don't say so.
4. .WALTERBAcH and Julius Schneider
Of Meme, called upon US Tuesday.
NJ. HOGAN, ono Of the sterling men Of
Newton, dropped in on us Tuesday.
We sell our paints, oils and brushes
cheap T. & j. ROBINSON.
MosT of the goods in Overland Il
Thompson's store are now disposed OF.
WHEN you XIII lynx now, bury the
beast, as you get no bounty for his ears.
LAWYERS and doctors never complain
of dull times. They find business or
make it.
Gro. PAHKRATz is pushing on the work
on his new mill quite rapidly. Their
is now up.
THE Princess Louise will be loaded
with costly presents when she reaches
England.
THE Oshkosh sharper who cheated the
Reedsyille man out of $3.50, is travelling
show man.
SKATING has again come into fashion.
1t probably viii be good up to the first
day Of May.
Guy MILES is very persuasive orator.
He has d faculty Of inducing people to
buy goods.
EDITOR Nash is seized with the walk
ing mania and wants TO enter the saw
dust arena.
FARMERS come to the city occasionally
with produce. They say the roads are
not very bad.
JUDGING from the Chronicle reports,
bear hunting has become quite business
at Two Rivers.
OLEARY is going to get mp a cham
pions belt worth $500 to be known as the
"OIeary Belt.
Local politicians begin to bestir
themselves, and candidates are practicing
suavity of manners
MICHAEL LoCIs. rather aged man
who lately came to Meme, died of
pneumonia last week.
VERY few people INDUCED in carriage
rides on Sunday last; the roads were too
much like corduroy bridges.
THE two largo buildings to be erected
in this city next year will give consider.
able employment to bricklayers.
Hon. JOHN CAREY was in the city yes
terday He has dotted his legislative
garb and donned his granger suit.
WILLIAM RAHR Sen. celebrated his
birth day last Monday. He was serenad-
ed by the City Band in the evening.
SPRING OvERcoATs, We have now a
good assortment of spring overcoats Of
all sizes. j. SCHUETTE Il Bios.
If you want election tickets we can
furnish you on short notice. We will
attend promptly to all orders by mail.
For SALE-One cook and one parlor
stove, in good order. VIII be sold cheap.
For terms, enquire at this Office. If
JASPER HANSON will join the next pro
cession of horsemen in this city. He
claims to be an expert in horsemanship.
Mr. WOODS new building Will cost
about $4,000. The south side will soon
have large number of fine brick blocks.
1T is said that Mr.. Heckar is about TO
erect a brick block this summer. Man
itowoc viii give evidence of progress
soon.
HERsCH SMAIL.Ey was in Kewaunee
last week but he invested his nickel in
peanuts and couldn't afford to play Mig
ger poker
ARE your horses or cattle sick2 II so, /
go to I. &. J. Robinsons drug store for
medicine and receive advice rs to how it /
should be used
MARBLES and base bail were receiving (
some attention from the boys last week. !.
But the polar wave came and they adj !.
journed without day.
THERE was not much loafing on dry
goods boxes during the latter part of
last week. The thermometor regulates /
that business generally.
THE Chicago Times was so big Satur-
day night that bat one-half OF it reached
this city. With the enlargement of the
Times Ii can be twice as nasty.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
4 tirst class boarding house OF twelve
rooms. IN the hast l,.,-inn-c lnnat in,, II,