The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-07-24

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TaE board of equalization closed their
work on Thursday.
Mr.. SANFORD celebrated his glass
wedding last Saturday.
WE sell our paints. oils and brushes
cheap. L. & J. ROBINSON.
THE school meetings in the country
districts will soon be held.
g. s. MARSHAL Fink, has something
to say in this issue of the PILOT.
The weather has been coming ont a
little too warm for the good Of the crops.
GENUINE PARIS GREEN, for sale
cheap, at Robinson's Drug Store. tt
/. J. Nash, and VIM. Seaman of She
boygan, tried n case before a Kiel justice
this week.
A NEW correspondent from Clark s
Mills furnishes his his first letter to the
PILoT this week.
THE special term OF the circuit court
for this county will commence one week
from next Monday.
a rARIY Of about twenty. eight enjoyed
n picnic on the farm Of Mrs. G. II.
Walker, on Tuesday.
THE inhabitants of Clintonville decid-
ed to withdraw from the township and
incorporate village.
A NEGRO doctor at present plying his
vocation in the city, manages to rake in
considerable money.
''THE birds sing love on every bush"
and an archer is taxing deliberate aim at
each Of the little warblers.
MosQUIroEs are about as troublesome
rs dogs were before the tax. The legis-
lature should abolish them.
DoE'r forget the game of base ball in
this city on Saturday next, Give the
boys some encouragement; they deserve
it.
The Trials and Piety Hills play an
other match game OF base ball next Sat
urlay. Will Andrews will catch for the
Trials.
WE wish to notify the farmers of Man
itowoe county that from this date We will
keep stock of Johnston Reaper Repairs
on hand. BIBINGER & DAY.
THERE is more Joy in Manitowoc over
the one cool day than over the ninety
and nine that make the thermometer
wild with heat.
The dust Of ages has been taken off
the roof Seegers building on Eighth
street, The shingles were regular moss
covered buckets.
In the case of assault and battery from
the town of Newton before Judge Kirwan,
the defendant plead guilty and was fined
one dollar and costs.
THERE promises to be an exodus from
this place to Dakota soon. Every per
son who has visited the territory spreads
its fame on his return.
FARMERS ore generally through with
haying in tins county. a number have
begun han yesting barley, which is not
FIST class crop this year.
RUBE SMART is only the second most
popular man after all. He would be
first in the hearts of bis countrymen but
that women were allowed to vote.
TIE Freie Saengerbund of this city
will give a concert at New Holstein next
Sunday evening. They will also have
an excursion to Elkh9rt Lake on the
same day.
THOSE contemplating buying Glover
Hullers viii bear in mind that Bibinger
& Day have the Birdsell' Monitor Glover
Thresher for sale. 1t is conceded by all
to have no equal.
Mr.. Balzer Klein OF Manitowoc Rapids
died at his home of inflammation of the
bowels last Monday. His funeral took
place yesterday and was ono of the larg
est ever seen III TIE CITY.
Mr.. EsrABRooK and the PInor Office
are receiving q number of complimentary
notices from some of the papers of the
state for the tasty and well arranged
charter, lately published.
A WORKMAN employed on the farm of
Mrs. Walker was seriously hut on Tues
day, by being run away with the team
while on the farm, the wagon attached
to the team was also demolished.
Down around Truman & Coopor's
mill business seems to be active II fact
with the hay presses, the planning mill
the grist mill, this and the lumber yard,
this seems to be little city by itself.
TIE Old Plugs are having lot of pad
die shaped bats made, with the blade
some two feet in diameter. Walker will
receive sealed proposals for the manufac
ture Of ball warranted not to injure the
hands.
THE schooner Emeu arrived here yes
terday from Ashtabula, having 400 tons
of land plaster for J. Schuette & Bros.
She was fifteen days on the trip and run
short of provisions so that the men
dined for two days on potatoes only.
NICHOLAS MALoY, aged a years, son
of Mayor Maloy of Two Rivers, died at
that city on Sunday last of consumption
of the bowels. He has been sick for
some years but bore his suferings pa
tiently. He leaves wife and one child.
His funeral took place on Tuesday and
was largely attended, number from this
city being present.
AT the republican senatorial and as
Sembly district conventions the follow inc