The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-04-03
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Two Rivers has a new minister.

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off.
a HOUSE in the town of Gibson was
partially destroyed by fire one day last
week.
THE Pn4oT VIII have quite an excellent
corps of correspondents from towns III
/ the county soon.
JACK FRosT became quite active on
Sunday night last and placed coating
of ice over shallow ponds.
THE tramp law and the fish net law are
published in this issue of the Pilot.
Both will repay perusal.
f. y. HUEBNER has an advertisement
in this weeks PLoT which it will pay
breeders of poultry to read.
Mr.. WOODS new binding will cost
$4,000 instead Of 5000, as stated in
the PILOT some weeks ago.
4 BOY in one OF the Racine schools was
killed lately by being struck on the tenn
pie with ruler by the teacher.
II is reported that the revised statutes
require overseers of roads to be elected
by ballot. This is not the case.
REPUBLICANS begin to feel as if Matt.
Carpenter is not safe in Washington. I'M
less he goes about the city paired.
WE offer you goods very low this
week. Buy now. Respectfully
PLUMB & NELSON.
We are indebted to w. II. Nelson of
Rockland for a prompt report of election
returns from thai and adjoining towns.
GRAM has not yet been sown in this
county and the prospects of sowing at an
early day are not at present encouraging.
An election row took place in Frank
I'm on Tuesday. Some Of the combatants
were roughly handled and law suit will
ensue.
Miss ANTHoNY's lecture was not very
largely attended Her audience were not
at all fayorably impressed with her as
speaker.
CALL on f. K. & E. H. Rand and get
anything you want in the hardware line
cheaper than it can be purchased else
where.
HE excitement always attendant upon
an election is our excuse for the meagre
amount of original matter in this issue
of the PILoT.
PROF. CUnINocK lately gave reading
at Chicago and the press of that city are
profuse in complimenting him on his
elocutionary powers.
SPRING has come and so has the most
| fashionable styles of Hats and Caps.
We would advise you to call at Q. Tori
/ sons and see them.
PRoCHAsKA received very large ma
jority in the 4th ward. Prochaska made
an excellent member of the city council
and the people know it.
\ CHILD aged two and one-balf years
fe.l into a tub of boiling water last week
near Pine Grove" in Cato and was so
badly scaded that she died
The closing exercises in the second
ward school were of an interesting char
acter. Quite large number Of the pa
irons of the school were present.
Mrs. Powell of kossuth has been
brought from the Oshkosh Asylum, her
place being occupied b. woman lately
examined in the county and declared
| insane.
ERNST WAGNER is little surprised at
his own popularity in the First ward.
/ He is elected 10y a good round majority.
though his fellow democrats were all de-
/ feated.
EVERY good citizen will rejoice at the
/ success of Geo. Pankratz in the 3rd
ward. Pankratz was without doubt, one
Of the best members of the city and the
county board
The dime entertainment at Two Rivers
Gu Monday was very successful Judging
from the report in the Chronicle. The
citizens Of our sister city propose to give
them regularly hereafter.
/ If if be true, as Miss Anthony SAYS,
/ that an extension of suffrage adds
strength to the party advocating extern
sion of suffrage. greenbackers should be
woman suaragists. Their party Is badly
in need Of lifting.
! One would suppose the republicans
were arguing to convince themselves.
that the president won't yield il the re-
peal of the laws which made an extra ses-
sion Of congress necessary.
/ The space usually occupied by our
/ miscellaneous matter and general news.
is this week given to the city chatter. To
make amends for this we publish SIN ex-
ira which gives move reading matter than
usual,
-AE body of an infant was found
by persons grading the crossing Of
Railroad street and Sixteenth Avenue,
Milwaukee. The body was ID an adj
Fsneed stage OF decomposition.
WE can sell the best goods cheap
er tnan any one else because we buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex-
penses, L. <. j. EohISsoy
/ Louis JoHNsoN young man, resi-
dent OF Liberty fell from q beam last
Friday, while assisting in raising barn
! and WIS nnita sarinrrsl- insnra. IT,