The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-05-22
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Manitowoc harbor.
TIE base ball fever has received a
quietus in this city.
The thick dust on the roads has made
driving disagreeable.
The small boy is happy when he can
mount yelocipede.
TUESDAY morning came out bright and
warm as a June day.
VIM RAHR is pushing on rapidly with
his new malt house.
C. Book makes a splendid display OF
goods in his windows.
Mr.. A. D. JONES adjusted two losses
by fire in this county this week.
THE Wisconsin Central mills are IN
dergoing extensive improvements.
THE Buffalo sailors do not abate one
iot from their demand OF - per day.
RoBMsoN's soda fountain is in opera
ton. Pure fruit syrups are used.
EVERYBODY is praying for rain these
days, but the heavens seem to be deaf.
TROLLING in the river is what receives
the attention of amateur fishermen these
days.
NOTICE the advertisement of Mr.. Earie,
repairer Of sewing machines, in this issue
Of the PuoT.
VERMIS destroyer, sure death to al
yermin-pTepared fresh at Robinson
drug store.
4 CASE Of assault was tried before JUS
tice Wallich yesterday, and the action
dismissed.
DoS'r forget Camilla Urso next Tues
day night. Reserved seats Toe, general
admission Soc
Work on the North Side Park began
on Tuesday. Ii is to be hoped good
Job will be done.
Nh. PETER MULHoLLAND is having 20
acres of corn planted this year on his
farm in Dacotah.
Villas & Barnes have given their store
coat Of paint. which has improved its
appearance considerably.
The subscription list of the PuoT is
constantly increasing. 1T is picking up
itself" too, rs we do not canvass.
The city council rooms are receiving
coat Of whitewash Somebody should
whitewash the republican aldermen.
NEXT Saturday we will show The finest
assortment OF green stufs of the season.
PLUMB & NELSON.
TRUMAN x CooPER have opened
Flour and Feed store in the building
formerly occupied ~ the Messrs. Rand.
LAWRENCE CooNEY Of Cato, has sown
$50 bushels of wheat this spring. Mr..
Cooney Is one of the heaviest farmers Of
She county.
GEORGE KENDALL who was sent to the
Oshkosh asylum some weeks ago, has so
far recovered that he viii be sent home
in few days.
CAPT. T. BECKER, Of lhe Manitowoc
Rifle Company, calls upon all the war
veterans to take part in the decoration
ceremonies on the Both inst.
Ten dollars appropriated from the city
funds for decoration day, about $3.50 for
a republican paper. Patriotism, what
guise art thou now assuming?
A NEW correspondent from Franklin
sends in his first news installment this
week. We Judge from his first letter
that he viii be 4 fayorite with the PILor
readers.
Mr.. ToRRIsoN has purchased fine
delivery wagon and will now deliver
goods purchased at bis store, to all parts
Of the city, no matter how small the
package.
A TEAM ran away from one OF the hay
presses last Monday, taking with them
portion of q load of hay They were not
stopped until they were over mile out
side the city.
DIR. PRtIcHARD is erecting a building
on Eighth street, near Overland 4
Thompson's store, to be used as an office.
He is rather crowded for room in his
present quarters.
As will be seen by notice given else
where, Martin < Willott have dissolved
partnership, Willott 4 Sons continuing
the business. 1Ir. Martin will soon go
into business in this city or elsewhere.
JAMES MoRGAs, the dry goods man of
Milwaukee, is one OF the most honorable
dealers in the northwest. He refunds
money when goods are not satisfactory
and guarantees the lowest prices Tor every
articles.
MR. MIKA wishes to announce to the
public that lie viii be prepared next Sat
nrday to give his customers ice cream.
He manufactures an excellent article and
any person wishing to obtain the best
kind should call on him.
Ar the competitive examination for the
West Point Cadetship for the Oshkosh
District, v. 5. Barber received the first
prize. Barber Is graduate Of the Osh-
kosh high school and student of the
Oshkosh Normal School.
"WHAr is the name of the republican
paper asked Alderman White when
about to move that the Tribune be de-
clared the official paper. And Mr.. White
believes that the PILoT acted ''Cnmanly"
in offering to do the printing for S25.
JAMES TAUGHRR OF Liberty. yesterday
sold two Poland China pigs to Fred See
ger. They were quite young, bat both
weighed 75O pounds. Mr.. Taugher is