The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-02-13

EVERY DOdy Is DuSly enSa9eu Al Clear
ing the snow off the sidewalks.
THE teachers meeting at this place
last Saturday was well attended.
AFTER the storm Of Tuesday, east and
west roads must be badly drifted.
We sell our paints, oils and brushes
cheap. I. & J. ROBINSON.
RUMoR says several large brick blocks
will be erected in this city next spring.
II is generally believed that sleighing
IS almost a thing of the past for this sea-
son.
A NUMBER Of our attorneys went to
Kewaunee Tuesday night to try q referee
suit
THE lodge of United Workmen in this
city already has membership of over
sixty.
Four hundred sixty four was Slosson's
run in a game OF billiards, the largest on
record.
THE schooner Anne Thorine, with a
cargo of wood, sailed for Milwaukee on
Saturday.
ToMoRRow night is the time fixed for
the regular meeting of the cold Settlers
Association.
DURING the prevalence of the east
wind our harbor was well filed with
floating ice
NOBODY expected the trains to arrive
on time, Tuesday. But every train ar
rived on time.
A BREAK in the canal on the Fox river
near Appleton last Thursday caused
quite an overflow.
THERE is said to be considerable snow
III the woods. 1t is scarce where it would
do the most good.
Mr.. PATRICK Mcmahon and Miss
Maggie Grey both of Meme were mar
ried last Sunday.
An "Old Settlers party" on the Dist,
makes old 'uns look forward to the day
with considerable expectation.
LAST Monday the California winter"
again put in an appearance. The snow
proceeded to make room for it.
THERE IS quite fine sulphurspring in
the dry dock in this city Let's have an
analysis and make Manitowoca summer
resort.
WHEN the spring time Genes gentle
Annie, there viii be quite q freshet on
account of the quantity of snow now on
the ground.
IT is said disease resembling diph-
iberia has appeared III the city. Some
two or three cases are reported as being
near the depot.
NEVER was there more cord wood in
the city than there Is at present, and it
would continue to pour i'll did the roads
continue good.
ARE your horses or cattle sick2 If so,
so to L. &. J. Robinsons drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
We have now on hand large supply
OF town orders neatly bound which viii
be sold cheap. They are suited to any
town in the county.
WHAT a notorious coward the world
must be. Patent medicine men are in
the habit of challenging it every day,
aud no blood is split yet.
AMEND the rest of the revised statutes
but let the dog law stand Give us the
killing of the country's dogs. and we care
not who kills its laws.
"WEsTwARD the star of empire takes
its way says Ed. Hamilton as with
waxed moustache and capacious gripsacb
he makes his way to the depot.
\ NUMBER of the young people of this
city took a sleigh ride to Two Rivers anG
an oyster supper at the Lake House. A
birth day is what allied them.
THE sale of Oberland & Thompson
interest in the schooner Felicitous. which
was to have been made on Thursday last
was postponed until the 2Sth inst.
We can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because We buy il
] I
/ penses. L. &. J. ROBINSON.
MARY KEsTLER, the girl who was lately
arrested on suspicion of infanticide wa,
married on Saturday night to Bulthaupt
who is generally believed to be the fathe,
of the child.
WALKER is out in the country and i
is earnestly hoped he will be unable t,
reach Manitowoc until the snow drift
melt. Some farmers larder will suffer
though.
We are closing out a lot of null ant
lace curtain remnants, from q to 20 yds
each, at half their value. Call early ant
secure some real bargains.
J. SCHUETTE & Bros.
THE Rifle Company and Fire Depart
ment Will parade on Wasnington's birth
day. A masquerade ball, given by th
Rife Company, will be held at Turne
Hall in the evening.
JUSTICE WALLIcg tried peculiar cas-