The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-05

The Nanitowoc harbor is now without
tug.
SATURDAY was a harvest day for free
lunch fends.
LawrERs are the most active people il
tie city now.
Mn. SASpEoRD contemplates changing
lis publication day.
TaE city assessor has about concluded
his labors for the year.
THREE weeks more will conclude the
school terms Of the city.
PEACOCK in this city startles passers
by, with its harsh notes.
THE improvement on Eighth street
bridge is not yet complete.
JONES q ScHALLERS have put up an
awning in front Of their store.
A GREAT quantity Of lumber has been
sold in this city the last month.
A coEaEsPoSDEsT from Newton, makes
his debut in this issue Of the PmoT.
Attic boy in the city had his shoul
der dislocated while wrestling. last week.
THE new engines to be used on the
Nil. l.. S. & W. R'y arrived last Friday.
Mr.. HEWITT who has been teaching in
Newton, closed his school Oh Friday
last
a. PRocHAsKA & Co., have placed &
very fine new engine in their machine
shop.
The dust begins to fly again. John
Bacon must supplement the weather
clerk
THE city assessor must resort to vari-
Gus ezpedients to ascertain what people
own dogs.
'PIETY Huns is said to be very in
appropriate name for the boys constitut-
ing the club.
FRIDAY was booming day for heat,
and Saturday and Sunday went to the
opposite extreme.
THE city council met on Monday even.
ing, but not having quorum, adjourned
till Tuesday evening.
4 NUMBER Of the Young men Of the
city attended picnic somewhere on the
Neshoto road, last Sunday.
WHAT with the picnic and the opening
Of court, there were large number of
strangers in the city Monday.
THE Tribune has a poet Well-a-day.
But Its not of the slightest conse-
quence. " as Mr.. Toots would say.
TIE west side of the Park is now grad
ed and neatly sodded. 1t has made quite
an improvement in its appearance.
The schooner Belle of Racine, went
into the dry dock at this city, last Thurs
day, to DO recaiked and replanked.
A NUMBER of members of the county
board remained in the city Thursday
might to attend Gen. Sigel's lecture.
Mrs. WooDIS is serving her custom
ers with crystal ice cream, delicious
variety never before introduced here.
STILL the logs remain where they we're
dumped last winter. Owners of saw
mills will soon begin to feel discouraged.
Coon pasture for horses three miles
from town The pasture has an abund-
ance of running water. Apply to
G. c. BARNES.
THE Tribune is an edition OF the PILOT
with notes. We will furnish back num-
bers for the pleasure Of reading the re-
views.
JUICE kKwAN will hold a term of the
probate court in Sheboygan county for
Judge Williams, the latter part Of this
month
a CARGO of wheat shipped to Sarnia
was found to be two hundred and eighty
bushels short. The greatest shortage on
reeofd.
A LITTLE bird whispered to the PILoI
that new barge is going to be built al
this place soon. The little bird was
careful TO enjoin secrecy.
THERE are a large number Of cases OF
diphtheria in the city at present, and oul
physicians say il is apt TO spread unless
means are taken to check it.
Wilcox furnished ten gallons OF ice
cream for the picnic last Monday. 1t Is
unnecessary to say that it gave entIr,
satisfaction to all partook of il.
ENGINEERS Hayes and Woods taxi
charge Of the new engines put on tn,
road last week. They cannot well b.
trusted to more competent hands.
Tn rain last week was blessed thing
and did an incalcnlable amound of good
Crops were being crushed out by The
drouth, but now they are growing finely
AGAIS there are complaints that tht
rains Of last week were not evenly dis
tributed. The western tier of towns die
not get rs large a share as the law allows
THE Ladies Temperance Union, hav,
postponed their dime entertainment
until Friday June 18th. Full noEic,
with programme will be given next week
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Mr.. BRANDEss having purchased the
building which he now occupies, IS hay
ing it lowered to level with the side
walk and will repaint and otherwise i'm
prove it.
THE following numbers drew the prize
named at the rattle last Monday: No
334, silver watch; 30l, lounge; 1913
sewing machine; 232, rocking chair; s.
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