The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-03-13

WATER, water everywhere, and lots to
drink.
THE ice in the river is moving off
rapidly.
ELECTION day comes on all fools day
this year.
S. J. CoNKLrs lectured at Two Rivers
last night.
The first robin has got as far north as
Sheboygan.
THE nights and days are about equal
IN length now.
TEAcHEEs' meetings are about over
with for the year.
A NUMBER OF the ship carpenters have
returned to work.
THE snow went off without causing
any great floods.
Coon weather and bad roads make
local items scarce.
H. T. Whitcomb of Milwaukee was IN
the city last week.
NEXT Monday will be ''St. Patricks
day in the morning
FRED ScHSoRR of Two Rivers left
yesterday for Colorado.
WILD DUCKS may be found daily on
4ha river NJ fhiG n1aca
THERE arc some firm in the belief that
Spring has come to stay.
Mrs. J. G. BONN offers the Lake
House, at Two Rivers for sale.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY will delived lee
ture in this city at an early day.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young was the guest
of Mrs. Coakley while in this city.
SUMNER coats are already displayed
by dealers in ready made clothing.
TEACHERS in this county are now pre-
pairing for the spring examination.
Our citizens were prepared yesterday
to bid goodbye to the fine weather.
CONSIDERABLE original matter will be
found on the outside OF this paper.
Do not forget that we can furnish you
with election tickets on short notice.
Lawyers il this city are now preparing
briefs and cases for the supreme court.
THE Neenah Times speaks highly of
Myron Reeds lecture on Robert Burns.
The prospect Of securing Bob Inger
sou to lecture here are daily growing
less.
MEMPHIS protests that it has had no
case of yellow fever since December
10th.
One hundred twenty three thousand
population is what Milwaukee now
claims.
SEVENTY persons died of diphtheria
this winter III a small town N Sank
county.
VIZ are under obligations to Hon.
John Carey for copy of the blue book
for 1879.
BOYS begin to "taw" just as soon as
the snow does. Marbles are in great
demand.
We understand that DR.. Thornton is
about to locate IN the southern part of
the state.
WITH congress and the state Iegisla-
ture adjourned, Wisconsin is rather quiet
politically.
The '.yaller dog" must go. "This
world is not SO bad as some would wish
to make it.
THE sale of the stock of goods belong
ing to Obrland { Thompson began on
Monday last.
Tn mumps have quit the place, and
peoples cheeks have returned 10 their
normal shape.
BUSINESS has been rather dull this
week. The condition of the roads ac-
counts for this.
THE roads are almost impossible, SO
say those whose business takes them
outside the city.
OK Saturday night the temperature at
Milwaukee was two degrees higher than
at New Orleans.
The little women" of this city enter
tanned the Junior Temple boys, last
Thursday evening.
THE ice is quite thick yet at Pit st.
Ignace and the warm weather has not
yet reached that locality.
EXPRESS charges between here and
Milwaukee have been reduced consider
ably within the last few days.
THERE was considerable lightning
Monday night A barn was burned by
lightning in one of the adjoining counties.
''ON the Trail of the Aztecs' is the
title of Myron Reds new lecture. 1t
would pay if delivered here in Man
itowoc.
CHAs. PAULUs has a new advertise
ment in this week issue of the Pmor.
which it will pay owners of insurable
property to read.
Nor the slightest clue to the robbers of
VIM. Robinson has yet been found. No
person can even guess" who were en-
gagged in the robbery.
A correspondent of the Chronicle saws
that Mr.. KeiIner's mill in Kossuth re-
ceived 1900 bushels of wheat from Gus
toners, IN three days.
The streets in the city of Manitowoc
can not be made poor by slush or bad
weather In the matter of good streets,
our CITY leads the state.