The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-04-24
nIanitowoe 1)ilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Kait.t0luoc. Z thursday, LfriL II.

VI AIT 1oUNGs took his little steamer
home last week.
The schooner Mocking Bird is to be
drawn out to be recalked.
ScHUErrE Bros. make quite fine
display OF goods Ill front of their store
these days,
FRED SEEGFR put il cistsrn for use
in Haverland's restaurant, with capacity
OF 1G0 barrels.
The first of May is as much to be
dreaded by the dogs as the ides Of March
were by Caesar. Let the good work of
killing proceed.
YESTERDAY was the balmiest day of the
year.
THE sunlight comes pure and unadul-
terated these days.
FARMERS will be Il scarce article in
town until planting is over.
FoUR hundred varieties OF flower seeds
at Robinson's drug store, for sale cheap.
Mr.. WAGNER intends to have an eIeya
tor in his store similar to that in Rand's.
Mrs. RICE, Of Manitovoc Rapids, died
last Sunday. She was Y years of age
Thomas HALLoRAN, of Cato, lately lost
valuable mare which he valued at $500.
The examination of teachers for certi-
ticates of the higher grades, takes place
next month.
TIE frogs have tuned up and the
modest potato bug displays his stripes
and stars.
T. X. * L. II. RAND have now remov-
ed their entire entire stock to their new
quarters.
Mrs. O'DEA, the mother of Michael
O'Dea of Maple Grove, died last Friday,
aged Is.
YERMIy destroyer, sure death to Al
vermin-prepared fresh at Robinson's
drug store.
LUaIBzRaIES pray for rain so that logs
may be run on the streams, which are
now rather low.
JOHN KTEhES, of Cato, is preparing 70
build fine brick residence during the
coming summer.
1T is not a rare sight now, to see a man
carrying q gun, but you never see him re-
turn with game.
HAvERLAHD moved across the street
last Tuesday. He viii conduct a reslau-
rant and saloon.
THE railroad company have set out
number Of shade trees around the depot
at this city. IT'S well.
THE Newhall House bill of fare, among
other good things, contains Kisses,-and
the waiter girls are pretty.
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-the largest and
best selected assortment in the city at
Robinson's drug store.
THE Enterprise notes the departure Of
Mr.. \. II. Morris from Kewaunee, for
his home in Manitowoc county.
As we have new carrier this week, it
IS possible there may be some mistakes
made in the delivery of papers.
SowING grain has begun in this county.
Should the weather continue favorable,
this work will he soon completed.
THE alarm Of fire on Thursday night
last is said to have been caused by boys
carrying the storm signal lantern.
The south side Musical Club, held its
first meeting at the residence of Miss
Blanche Rahr, last Saturday evening.
EVERY body wants to go to the Work
ingmens's dance nxet week. It's said
twill be the grandest affair in the city.
PRS. STEELE Of Lawrence University
has rendered his resignation as president.
He will take charge of church at Racine
THE A. o. Z. VS.. have arranged to
give a dance next Friday. 1t is to be
one of the ''grandest affairs" ever had in
the city.
TIE entertainment given by the Ladies'
Temperance Union in this city last Fri
day, drew large crowd aud was quite a
success.
Mn. RAHR has torn down his old kiln
preparatory to commencing work on the
mammoth malt house, which he is to erect
/ this summer
THE Old Plug Club is as tenacious Of
life as a cat. Rube Smart is about to
issue a circular calling for a re-organiza-
ton of the veterans.
SUNDAY was the first spring like day
we had since last January For one we
are down on having spring in January
and winter in April.
Mr.. WooD has begun the removal of
the frame store located on the corner
where is TO stand the splendid new build
ing, he is about to erect.
As AN external application, DIR. Mar
shali's Arabian Oil is unsurpassed, for
cuts, burns, clilblains, rheumatism, etc.
Try it. Sold by [. & j. Robinson.
TIRE Kentucky murderer seems to be
ubiquitous. He has been seen in every
town in the country. This will soon
become the generic term for tranps.
WE are grinding land plaster every day
and can furnish any amount of the best
! fresh plaster on short notice.
/ Nv J. SCHUETTE & Bros.
/ HoN. j. 4. BARNEY, formerly Of the
I May7ille Telephone, has been appointed
/ clerk of the committee On war claims of