The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-02-27
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Man;tozyoc. Thuysday, FEB. 27.
TIE snow it snoweth every day.

THIS is the time to advertise, as times
are dull and spring approaching.
THE state laws are publis he'd in the
PILor as soon as they are enacted.
IF you want town orders, bound, and
cheap, the Pu4oT Office can ill the bill,
THE members of the Legislature from
Manitowoc county were at home Sunday.
We sell our paints. oils and brushes
cheap. L. & J. ROBINSON.
The train from the west due at $40 in
the morning, reached the CITY at 4:20P. NJ.
CONDUCTOR Moran had pleasant walk
from the Branch to this city, yesterday.
A STRIKE for higher wages has taken
place among the laborers in the ship
yard.
SKATING is made thing Of the past
by the large quantity of snow which
covers the ice.
FEBRUARY may be dull month for all
kinds Of business, but it certainly is in
the printing line.
The special term Of the circuit court
for this county began on Tuesday and
closed yesterday.
JUsT RECEIVED, large assortment Of
prints in new patterns which will be sold
at &c per yard. CHAs. Book.
RAIN seems to be in the air and a
pretty pickle it will make should it con
clude to descend
FEBRUARY is turning out to be win
ter month Of no mean standing, storms
and SHOWS without limit
The south side is to have a number of
new brick buildings next summer. We
shall give particulars soon.
USE my Resolution Soap. 1t is the
cheapest soap in the city, at DC T. II.
CHAs. Book.
THE express was thirty minutes late
Saturday night. The evening freight
did not get in till P NJ.
Persons who predicted "Go snow this
winter" are not particularly anxious to
have their predictions recalled.
FoR SALE.-One cook and one parlor
stove, in good order. Will be sold cheap.
For terms, enquire ut this Office. If
YESTERDAY was field day for snow
plows. A number of engines with snow
plows prefxed went ont to clear the track.
WHIrcoMB, Of Milwaukee, says Walk
er went to the dance Friday night under
the impression that it was a fat mems
dance.
EVERY DAY brings its installment of
snow. If it goes off in a rush in the
Spring small streams viii be transformed
into rivers.
HAVE about one dozen cloaks left,
which will be sold at less than cost.
CHAs. Book.
The Aduocqte says that senator Howe
will reside permanently at Green Bay
after the adjournment of the present
congress.
We have now on hand large supply
of town orders neatly bound which will
be sold cheap. They are suited to any
town in the county.
JOHN MORGAN of Clark's Mills was
fined $40 by Justice Wallich for selling
liquor to a spendthrift. The costs in
the case ran up to $50.
We can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because we buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex-
penses. I. &. j. ROBINSON.
So far this week there has been bat
very little communication between the
city and the surrounding country. The
condition of the roads interfere.
THE tableaux prepared by Mr.. Ess-
linger for the masquerade last Saturday
were decided success and reflect credit
on the person who prepared them.
ARE your horses or cattle sick? If so,
go to I. &. J. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
We should be pleased to offer our
thanks to somebody for a copy of the
blue book for 1879, simply for the pur-
pose of doing as all our exchanges do.
SHERIFF PIERCE took another insane
woman, resident Of Cooperstown, to the
asylum at Oshkosh, and brought back
Mrs. Huss of Two Rivers, in exchange.
Be sure to call for DR.. MARSHALL Lung
Syrup if you are troubled with bad
cough or cold. It relieves after taking
the first dose. Sold by I. & j. Robinson.
THE sale of Obrland & Thompson's
stock was postponed by order of Judge
Mclean. 1t is probable that there will
be considerable litigation before the sale
takes place.
The amount of snow on the ground at
present IS somewhat in excess OF the
need. The roads have been badly Grifted
and roads now wind through deep cuts
in drifts.
THERE was quite rush in this city for
Ann Eliza Young, when 1t was learned
that she was lecturing in the neighbor-
hood. But the price, S75, soon cooled
their ardor.
Nine. LaChapelle has concluded her
wonderful walk of 5000 quarter miles in
as many quarter hours. This is the
most wonderful feat in pedestrianism
ever accomplished.
J. ScHUErrE & Bios. are taking ac-
count of stock, and to begin their new
year without any odds aud ends, they
are selling all remnants etc, remarkably
cheap