The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-01-23

| HE time for the payment of taxes in
| the city is extended two weeks.
CALI at the PILOT office if you want
blank town orders neatly bound.
Mr.. BACON has put one of his new
organs into the Presbyterian church.
THE members Of the legislature from
this county spent last Sunday at home.
We are indebted to Gen. Bragg for
six volumes of the Congressional Record.
THE sun is bright these winter days
but not 50 strong as to iniure the sleigh
ing.
| The city charter is about to be revised.
A committee is appointed for that pur-
pose.
ZMA has sold ont his cigar manufac-
tory in this city. He will return to Bo-
hemia.
MAYOR RYAN of Appleton, shut down
on an immoral show in that city lately.
y good act
Tom is constable now in the 4th ward.
Let evil doors take notice and quit the
error of their ways.
4 CROWD of teachers from this city at
tended the teachers meeting at Two
Rivers last Saturday.
A DANCE at the Windiate House in the
near future makes the lovers of this kind
Of amusement joyful.
MANTTowoC takes the lead Of any city
| of It's size i'll the state in the number of
churches it supports.
THERE is considerable quantity of
snow on the ground now, but it is badly
drifted in the country.
Mr.. SEEGER has rented his store on
the corner to Mr.. Krummheuer, who
moved his stock yesterday.
Mr.. Gerpheide and wife of Fond du
Lac, have been visiting Hon. George
Reed and family of this city.
OLD or second hand sewing machines
will be taken in exchange for new ma
| chimes by Lehmkuhl & Dicke.
THOSE reporting the proceedings of
teachers meetings, are requested to
make them as brief as possible.
For SALE.-One cook and one parlor
stove, in good order. Will be sold cheap.
For terms, enquire at this office If
WALTER WHITMAN says it isn't safe to
turn a sharp corner with cutter. He
made the discovery on Tuesday last
A MAN lately lost a pocket book con-
| tanning $50. It was found by Mr..
Schmeidecke and returned to the owner.
THE rates on express packages of a
hundred pounds weight from New York
and Boston have been reduced from
$5.25 to 81.
z. X. & E. II. Rand keep the best
stock of hardware to be found in the
city. 1t will be to your interest to deal
with them.
W - Leo - nov vi Itl4ll Il re supply
of town orders neatly bound which will
be sold cheap. They are suited to any
| town in the county.
Mr.. Will killen Of Cato was in town
Monday and favored the PILOT Office
with a call. Mr.. Killen says that bust
ness Is quite lively at Cato.
Messrs. Obrland and Thompson have
been obliged to succumb to the hard
times. Their stock was taken possession
of by the sheriff on Thursday last.
The Singer Sewing Machine Office,
John \. Smith, manager, has moved to
the corner of York and Seventh streets,
next door to John Pitts meat market.
FRED SEEGER was unanimously elected
chief of the Fire Department. Charley
Greve was chosen Assistant The elect
ions were confirmed by the city council.
A teachers library is soon to be estab-
lished in the county. The books viii
not consist, solely of works on Pedagogy,
but will include Science and works on
! Literature.
"What Will it profit man if he gain
! the whole world and lose his own soul. 8"
Subscribe and pay for the PILOT and
you will neither gain the world nor lose
your soul. A happy medium ''as it
were"
GES. GINTY of the Chippewa Herald
was as fearful of mixing up in the sena-
atorial fight as Captain Cutie was of the
marital inclinations Of Mrs MacStinger.
| He bides IN Washington while the fur
flies.
\ TEAM belonging to Jones & Schallern
ran away lately while out in the country.
\ farmer in attempting to stop them
| struck one Of the horses with club in
the eye and knocked Il out He stopped
the team, though.
We ask careful perusal OF our adj in
4th column. Remember the items there
appear but once and if you find anything
! interesting make a note of tive have
the first genuine Florida oranges ever
brought to town and until you have tried
| them you don't know what frst-class
orange is Ike.
PLUMB & NELSON.