The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-01-02

Nas:::O1Uoc, 1harsdaY TaH. 2,
4 NUMBER Of balls are on the tapis fol
this week.
Turkeys will now have a rest for about
ten months.
AIr. John Lyons of Cato dropped in on
us Tuesday.
Ice men viii soon begin harvesting the
present cold.
ED. NASH returned from Portage on
! Saturday last.
IT IS seldom that pork is 50 cheap as
it is at present
TINS IS the season Of the year in which
I passes arc issued.
BRIDGE tenders are not now kept busy
opening the draw"
THE river remains frozen over, above
Eighth street bridge.
WOOD confines to be brought to town
in large quantities.
Schools viii quite generally resume
operations next Monday.
THERMOMETERS indicated IS degrees
below zero this morning.
THE Wisconsin legislature will meet
on the 6th Of January next.
DTrHrR1A IS rapidly on the increase
in various parts Of the state.
SLEIGHINc continues to be tie princi-
pal enjoyment Of the people.
''AIAN wants but little here below, ="
but he IS getting little too much cola.
JAMES RYAN, Of the Appleton Crescent,
is said TO be seriously i'll with diphtheria.
Every body having a bill against the
7 PIIoT office will please send it in this
week.
PRINTERS hang up their stockings on
Christmas-to dry, while the owners are
in bed.
HE members of the legislature from
this county VIII leave for Madison next
Monday.
JoIINNY MARTIN can lay claim to more
grace in skating than any other boy i'll
the state.
EMIL BAEEsCH, Mark Waldo aud Mary
Nelson leave this week for the Madison
University.
VIII. WHITE, of Ahnapee, is in the city
and viii remain here until the January
term of court is over.
THE sun has begun to travel north
ward again. The old fellow is welcome
to northern ATTITUDES.
Nr. Spindler of the firm of Darnhart
Bros. 4 Spindler OF Chicago is spending
few days in the city.
BRISa on your Job work; the PILor
viii take no more holidays until the
Fourth Of July is ushered in.
". D. Hitchcock, formerly a resident of
this state and now Of Evanston, Ill. Is
visiting friends at Kewaunee.
The weather continues to be cold, ex-
cept during midday, at which time the
suns rays make themselves felt.
It is said that Meeme, DIishicot and
CentervilIe will pay every cent of taxes
assessed against them this year.
PETER WALrERBAcH of Meeme was
lately injured by being run over by
sleigh drawn by span of colts.
DR. CoAKlEY has had a severe spell of
sickness, but we are pleased to learn that
he will soon be able to resume his duties
JUICE KIRwAN is again pegging away
ut the ''pitchfork case. " His court room
is crowded during the progress of the
trial
EVERY one now scrapes together all the
cash he can lay his hands on with which
to answer the demands of the tax col
lector.
TIE holiday trade IS about over and
dealers in these articles have slowed
them away until the next recurrence of
the season.
THE january Term of the Cireuit Court
is drawing nigh. Many will become &C.
Quainted with the glorious uncertainties
of the law.
Hon. j. CAREY. of Meme, called upon
rs Monday. His visit to New York
seems to have endowed him with increas-
ed activity
STILL the sleigh bell iingleth and
young men and maidens glide over the
well beaten streets while the moon smiles
down upon them.
TEzAT thinks some of going on hunt
for deer. lie will first take the precau-
ton to inquire whether there is any VEN
( ison for sale in the market.
There is quite strife between the
owners of thermometers, those instru-
ments seldom being unanimous in indi-
eating the temperature.
A boy broke through the ice under
Sth street bridge on Saturday. lie was
pulled ont by his companions with no
injury except n very cool bath.
! WE have at our Office specimens of iron
manufactured by the new process, refer
red to last week. Those interested in the
matter are invited to examine it.
"WoMEx is rum creeturs, said the
younger Mr.. Weller. So it would seem
from the way in which they treat their
husbands in GAINESVILLE and Chicago.
/ OUa new years cards went off with q
rush this week. Those who delayed or
deriug them until the last day Of the