The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-03-06
WAGONS have again come into use.


MONDAY ushered in an excellent kind
Of weather.
TnE burglar is the departed that visits
rs in dreams.
The state Legislature adjourned ydster-
day, without day.
NEENAH is going to have a $4,000
new school house.
ONE week from next Monday viii be
St. Patrick's day.
Cor. INGERsoLL will soon lecture in
this neighborhood.
THE Chronicle says Mishicott is the
boss place for frogs.
The railroad bridge at this city has
been lately repaired.
DR.. PRrrcHARD will soon receive his
patients in a new office.
ROADS are blocked up everywhere
throughout the county.
THE Tweed mansion was lately sold
by Mrs. Tweed for S75, 900.
WE are again indebted to Hon. John
Carey for valuable documents.
QUITE a number of the county schools
have closed the winter term.
MILWAUKEE will have base ball club
any way, league or no league.
STREET crossings were not the most
delightful during portion of this week.
We sell our paints. oils and brushes
cheap. L. & J. ROBINSON.
THE last of the cars derailed two weeks
ago were gathered up" on Sunday last.
The railroad boys are not at all anxious
to repeat their experience of last month.
GRADE examinations IN our city schools
are what receive the attention of pupils
now.
TIE rumors that there were cases Of
diphtheria in the city have proved I'M
true.
THE shovel brigade did the most
praiseworthy work during the season of
slush.
THE south side old settlers are arrang-
ing for party, to come off in the near
future.
Ice houses are now filed, and their
propTietors are looking forward to warm
summer.
WITH the present fair prospects of
rise in the price of wheat, farmers should
be happy.
TINS is a good time to advertise. Peo-
pie cannot do much more than read the
papers.
SIX weeks winter in March is said to
be the order of the weather clerk for this
latitude
THE bill making county treasurers in
elegible to q third term, was killed in
the senate.
THE express train due Friday evening
did not reach this city until A. NJ. the
following day.
Mr.. RATELLE Of Centerville, Kelley of
Newton and Robley, of Cato, called upon
us Tuesday.
THERE is an immense quality OF snow
on the ground. When the rains come,
look out for floods.
A GREAT amount of cord wood was
brought to the many piers in this county
during the winter.
You will find the latest foreign and
American news on the fourth page of the
PILoT every week.
\ NORWEGIAN girl of this city was
lately examined before Judge Kirwan
and declared insane.
GENTLE SPRING must have bounced
old Winter. ''Leastwise, y the weather is
uncommonly nice.
THE examination of the young men
charged with killing Dellebeck has not
yet been concluded.
ABOUT the first of last March there was
considerable work done in gardens. This
year it is different.
We have now on hand a large supply
of town orders neatly bound which will
be sold cheap. They are suited to any
town in the county.
IT is as hard matter to getnews items
this week, as it is to get democratic
legislature in the state.
IT was as difficult to get fine day
during February as to gain a democratic
victory in the state.
QUITE number of the laws enacted at
this session of the Legislature, appear in
this issue Of the PnoT.
Bruno SCHALLERN is acquiring quite
reputation throughout the county as
compouuder of patent medicines.
The spring elections Will soon be at
hand. Remember the PILOT Office can
furnish you tickets on short notice.
IL iANAAA4hSA VI tstSCS VI liStllllN III tlllo
county Is truly alarming, and the lack of
fl cilities for their proper care is not less
50.
We received notice of the postpone
ment of teachers meeting at Mishicott
too late to be inserted in last weeks is
sue.
THE first one of the series of the
County superintendent spring examin-
ations takes place at Two Rivers on the
% inst.
A LARGE quantity of wheat was
brought to the city on Monday last, al
though the roads were not in the best
condition.
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