The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-04-10
Alo'lltowoc 1)i!ot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Maaljtoz0oc. Thursday, April 10.
7 Sunday Is Easter Sunday.

HE roads arc by no means bad al
present.
AN awning is being put up in front of
Platts store.
CONSIDERABLE grain was brought to
town Monday last.
G. B. Burnet was confined to his home
by sickness last week.
NJ. W. D. Hitchcock CT Evanston, H.,
was in our city this week.
THE Two Rivers schools are enjoying
a vacation this week.
Mr.. J. ?. Briggs spent a portion Of
his vacation at Milwaukee.
TIE south winds fail to bring their ac-
customed warmth this month.
Treasurer DAIMLER has something of
interest TO say in this weeks PILOT.
CARPENTERS are kept pretty busy this
year with the improvements going on.
Supt. Walker conducted examinations
in this city Friday and Saturday of last
week.
THE first ward school will take q vaca-
ton next week.
Miss Julia Pierpont spent a portion of
her vacation this week with friends in
this city.
Michael Hayes of Meme was a vel
come caller at the PILoT Office on Tues
day last.
Do not fail to notice the advertisement
Of Truman & Cooper's in this issue of
the PILOT.
The parish priests of Ahnapee and Ke-
waunee were guests of Rev. Father
Jacobs of this city this week.
GEORGE PEcK's suggestion that rider
be placed on TIE appropriation bill declar-
ing Hayes legally elected, is a wise one.
TWENTY SEVEN dollars and costs was
the result Of fight at Cooperstown on
election night.
PLUG hats are on the increase in Man
itowoc. If the frenzy continues hat
makers will grow wealthy.
THE weather this week is of the finest
character, and gives promise of the per-
manent departure of winter.
Do not fail to read the new advertise
ment of O. Torrison which appears in
this issue of the PILOT.
\. B. MORSE still continues the bust
ness OF dealing in coal, wood and farm
produce.
JOHN PTz is looking around for a good
substantial baby carriage. The new
conner weighs 9! pounds.
MIR. Owen Trainor and his wife OF
Iowa, former residents of this place, are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. John Carey OF
| Meme.
The Chronicle printers were disin-
fected and deodorized by an unfedged
NJ. d. last week. The Chronicle WAS
not out on time Tuesday
JoEEs & ScHALLERN have purchased a
fancy soda fountain and will dispense the
cooling liquid during the warm summer
months. fake drink?
| Rev. Daniel Brown of Fond du Lac
was in the city last week collecting for
the benefit of his church. He speaks
well of the people of Manitowoc.
ALL the different species of birds com
mon to this latitude have returned.
Their instinct should have taught them
that April can't be depended upon.
WE can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because we buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex-
penses. L. &. J. ROBINSON.
H. Niedecken il. the senior partner in
the firm of H Niedecken & Co., of Mil
waukoe was III the city yesterday looking
after his interests among paper dealers.
HENRY MULHoLLAND though an active
business man, viii devote some time in
properly bringing up a young lady who
put in an appearance on Sunday last.
Mr.. c. c. Barnes sold another of
his blooded horses last week to Mr..
Sweet of Chicago for $500. The stallion
is 3 years old and was sired by Menolaus.
! WE sell our paints, oils and brushes
/ cheap. I. i J. ROBINSON.
| Taz Appleton Post is authority for
saying that the NJ. L. s. 6 ". r. r. Co.
is about to extend its line of road 81
miles north of Clintonville during the
| summer.
y WOMAN attempted to steal some
goods at the store Of j, Schuette & Bros.
this week. She was detected, and forced
to disgorge. 1t cost her something to
settle the matter.
ABOUT IL o'clock Friday night the sky
to the northeast was lit up by marsh
I fire. The people of this city supposed
that some destructive fire was raging in
Two Rivers.
Why suffer with such dreadful cough
and cold. For % cents you can purchase
of your druggist bottle OF DR.. Mar
shalrs Lung Syrup, and your cure is
certain. Sold by T. & j. Robinson.
The so cent silver piece is being quite
largely counterfeited. The counterfeits
are well executed and are detected with
difficulty uatil the thin wash of silver
wears of.
THE Neenah Times states that the
parties who cheated Bertline the Reeds
vile man, have been arrested and held
for trial. Bertline's complaint alleges