The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-28
Tn city schools open next Monday.

TIM city schools open next Monday.
TIE city council will meet next Mon
day.
M.y1rowoo has now three photograph
galleries.
HENnY WITS seems to be we'll crowded
with business.
NoT1cE calls for city caucuses, publish
ed in this issue.
SUPr. Walker leaves on Monday for
Sturgeon Bay.
A NUMBER Of side walks are being re-
paired in the city.
YESTERDAY was as beautiful as an In
dian summer day.
OVER $4,000 were paid for wheat in
this city last Saturday.
EsTABRooK & Walker will remove their
law Office to Woods block.
A LARGE party from this city visited
Kewaunce on Saturday last.
THE Normal schools Of the state be
gan the fall torn yesterday.
LARGE droves of cattle arc being ship
ped weekly from this place.
THERE does not seem to be much ac-
tiyity in the harbor this year.
Mr.. L. J. WALSH has secured the Two
Creeks school for the coming year.
ALL the county officers attended the
funeral Of John Proell last Tuesday.
MAX RAHR sent his sister Blanche, of
this city, two prairie dogs from Colorado.
A CHILD belonging to Mr.. Pfeffer died
yesterday morning after brief illness.
PAUL NELSON has about completed a
substantial brick residence in the Third
ward
CONSIDERABLE repairing is being done
in the school yard at the north side this
week.
TIE Lake Shore & Western sells round
trip tickets from Appleton to Milwaukee
for SO.
john LIabwATD has decided to do for
himself hereafter, and become a good
citizen.
h-NUarBER of candidates for the posi-
ton OF Register of Deeds are already in
the field.
The question of interest on notes is
one which agitates the pedagogical breast
at present.
A FAEHER's TEAM ran away yesterday
morning but were caught before doing
much damage.
Rev. CHAs. FE8sLER of Random lake,
has become a teacher in the seminary at
Milwaukee.
CHAs. HAUKoHL is about to move his
shoe shop into the store formerly used by
kraemer Bros.
THE Druids and their friends had an
excursion to Sheboygan from this city,
la7t Sunday.
TELEGRAPH polls along the railroad
We're badly shattered by lightning during
the late storm.
NOTICE Mr.. Kellners advertisement of
ball, to be given ut his place on the 7th
of next month
School meetings we're held in most of
the districts throughout the county on
Monday evening last.
You could easily tell an Old Plug last
Sunday by the careful manner i'll which
he handled himself.
Mn. p. IL. HEWITT has engaged a
school at Newton. This IS Mr.. Hewitts
second year i'll the district.
Tue Old Plugs are going up to Two
Rivers one of these days in band wagon
to take the city by storm.
Mr.. Frank Cleary and Miss Nellie
Mulholland were married at Meme on
Wednesday of last week.
TINS county is becoming famous for
raising pease. An immense quantity of
pease was sold last week.
WE are in receipt of the Calumet Coun-
ty Fair pamphlet. y neat job which
does credit to the Times office.
Two MEN at West Bend, Wis, laid
claim to the same wife, and one, to settle
the question, shot the other in the eye.
Mr.. KELLNER has put in new mid
ding machine IN his grist mill by which
he is able to manufacture patent flour.
Or the eighteen persons who attended
the examination for state certificates at
Madison this year. all failed but three.
SOME hitch in the negotiations between
the Oshkosh and Manitowoc clubs broke
off the proposed game of last Saturday.
One hundred and thirty-six teachers
were enrolled at the institute on Monday
of this week What other county can do
rs well.
Caro- reports the poorest crops in the
county this year. Drouth and chinch
bugs did moro damage there than in any
other town.
FRANK STEINER has fixed up the build
ing adjoining his hotel on the south rs
warehouse, and hereafter will purchase
all kinds of grain.
The kicl school now consists of three
departments. Adolph Whitman has
been engaged as principal and Misses
Lueps assistants.
y LOCKER OK should understand
that we insert no communication unless
we receive the name of the writer. This
is a rule we never depart from.
IosT.-On Eighth street, between the