The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-07-31
XIV ,,..rr has a circus this week.

KEw,rrxrE has a circus this week.
Tiseh S mill at Carlton is about rebuilt
BUSINESS is rather dull these harvest
days.
People begin to grow tired of business,
even.
The archery club practices two times
a week.
FISHING is about ''played OUT at
present.
BRmGE tenders are not kept very busy
these days.
CLEEeYsEs are taking vacations these
warm days.
1t is believed that Barney Sneyder IS
insane, after all.
ANOTHER picnic at Gerpheide's Park
on Sunday last.
4 KNIFE grinder is perambulating the
streets, these days.
The negro doctor has permanently
located at Manitowoc.
CRoUTr court opens in this county on
the teath Of next month.
THE roads throughout the county are
now in excellent condition.
MILWAUKEE is protesting against the
nuisance Of uninuzzled dogs.
A NUMBER Of our merchants have pur-
chased somo very tasty signs.
BOYS, don't shoot the doves, the little
doves that eat about our door.
HARVESTING has finally begun. Moth
ing but work in the country now.
The mosquitoes have grown weary of
Manitowoc, and have taken their depart
ure.
THE tug Margaret went into the dry
dock on Monday last for some slight re-
pairs.
Work is not being pushed on very
rlpidly on the road between Hortonvi!lc
and Oshkosh,
TuE Nil. l.. S. & W. R'y. Go. purehas-
ed a new engine which arrived in this
city on Monday.
Col. CABINS Of the S,Wday IeLe-
graph, is of to Minnesota recruiting his
impaired health.
Hay will very likely bring a good price
next year. There IS not much to be
sold in this county.
FARMERS arc paying 81 a day for har-
vest hands, and find it difficult to obtain
them at that price.
TnE many friends of Hon. Jos. Ran
kin viii be pleased to learn that he is
again able to be around.
Two RIy1Rs viii have a circus next
week Editor Nash has some thoughts
of getting out an injunction.
We are under obligations to the Kill
bourn Boat Company for a season ticket
on the steamer Alex Mitchell
TIE schr. EmeIno arrived here on
Saturday from the cast shore with a car
go Of lumber for the r. r. Co.
TnE saengerbund Of this city left on
Sunday morning for New Holstein where
they gave a concert on that evening.
THE Ladies' Temperance Union of
Two Rivers have something to say in
another place, to the young people of the
city.
VIZ sell our paints. oils and brushes
cheap. L. \ j. ROBINSON.
CHAs. J. TousIey of Port Washington,
was appointed cadet to the West Point
Military Academy by Congressman
Deuster.
JOHN Rick Of Gibson, sold the first
load of this years barley to Ed. Conway
on Monday last. Pretty prompt work,
that.
A MELEE occurred at the Tribune Of
flee this week, followed by the issuance
OF warrant for the arrest Of one of the
participants.
As handsome a line of ruchiagS and
cof'areties as one could wish TO see has
Just been received by
J. ScHUErTE & Bros.
Mr.. ScnREmART who lately purchased
the old Fricke brewery, has repaired the
old building and is putting up hand
some brick addition.
THE lake shore towns are not at all
troubled with the chinch bug. The
greater the distance from the lake, the
greater their ravages.
O. S. Brown, Of Fond du Lac, has been
engaged rs principal Of the 3rd ward
school. Mr.. Brown has taught for some
time III this county.
THE Chronicle says n workman was in.
iured in the chair factory at Two Rivers
on Thursday last, by having his arm
caught in "rounder."
The Chronicle announces the marriage
on the oath at Two Rivers Of j. Hudson
and Emma YanNostrand. The PLOT
offers its congratulations.
4 eountryman came to the city last
Saturday and imbibod too freely. He
nsd SI70 with him and when he sobered
mp he was minus his cash.
II Win Walker lived at the beginning
Of the christian era he would be one of
the apostles. he is a boss fisherman.
One fish day is his score.
a NEW way to pay old debts" is the
title of a play written by an English dra-
matist. Manitowoc newspaper men have
discovered decidedly new way.
THREsHISG machines and engines arc
being brought to foundries in the city