The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-05-29

DoE'T forget the plcnlc next hohuaV.
THE court house lawn looks beautiful.
Tua court calendar numbers about so
cases.
4 nUsY place around Woods new
block.
GEORGE PANKRATz' mill is again run
ming.
UMBRELLAS were brought into use yes
terday.
THUNDER and lightning Saturday last,
but no rain.
LADE and Manheimer are again able
to be around.
CONSIDERABLY wheat was brought to
town this week.
H. T. WHmcoMB Of Milwaukee, was in
the city this week.
THos. COHEN was sent to the Oshkosh
Asylum last week.
Judge Pierpont of Two Rivers was il
the city Tuesday.
General sigel is a guest at the North
Western House to-day.
If you wish to increase your business.
advertise in the PINOT.
THE session Of the county board VIII
probably close to-day.
SUNDAY was a day Of gloom, the sun
refusing to show his face.
DIR. PRITcHARD will remove to his new
Office in about two weeks.
A slight rain fell yesterday, not enough
to be of appreciable benefit.
The weather continues cold, and makes
many Intellectual attempts at raining.
Tm Episcopal church Sunday school
give a strawberry festival tonight.
THE court calendar for the June term
has large number Of criminal cases.
SUPT WALKER visited the schools ut
Two Creeks and AIishicott this week.
WE sell our paints, oils and brushes
cheap. t. & J. ROBINSON
Mr. Ed Fischer, formerly with II.
Neidecken & Co., made us call to-day.
APPLETON came seriously near having
another destructive fire Tuesday night.
Villas & BARNES have a few tons yet
left, Of the genuine Michigan Land Plas-
ter.
THE new buggios from Cincinnati
for sale in this city, are going off pretty
fast
J. ScHUETTE & Bros. have line of
colored and black all wool bunting Of the
best grade.
Work on the north side Park is pro-
crossing. The west side has been grad
ed and neatly sodded.
A PEBmoUs undertaking, that of plac-
ing ropes on the flag staff on the north
side school building.
THE wind blew where it Iisteth last
Sunday and pedestrian 8 eyes came in for
quite n liberal share.
LITTLE boys, be careful about robbing
birds nests. The marshal is severe on
evil doors Of that class.
p. o. BREN of Maple Grove, left last
Tuesday for Iowa, having purchased
large farm in that state.
An old soldier in this city lately receiv-
ed $3.50 "back bounty" He rejoices
and is exceeding glad.
THE county board paid handsome
compliment to Hon. Thos. Zorn in re
electing him presiding officer.
Oscar KARNoFsKY, little boy aged
eleven, son of G. Karnofsky, died in this
city last Saturday of diphtheria
Herself SarAILEY is up in the woods
Mt Wausa looking for some man who was
never the victim of practical joke.
4 YOUNG man was brought to this city
from heeme last Monday. He is insane
and will probably be sent to Oshkosh.
4 MAN was arrested in the city last
for being drunk and disorderly.
He was discharged Monday morning.
THE most pertinent rejoinder that can
be made to the absurd bubbles of the
Tribuae is ''shoo fly, don't bodder me. "
JULIE NELSON has purchased a splend-
id horse and carriage. We propose to
cultivate Jules acquaintance rather
closely now.
LAWYERS are now caTefelly looking up
authorities bearing on cases to be tried
at the term of court commencing next
Monday.
A STRANGE dog has been brought to
the city. He is peculiar animal in
more respects than one, ard is rot sub
ject to taxation.
Our Mill Home correspondent has fin
Issued his term of school in Schleswig.
The readers of the PILoT will miss his
interesting letters.
ONE would suppose George Pankratz
would feel lonely on the county board
without John Carey. The best of friends
must part, it seems.
THE Tribune will hardly commend
itself to the people of the county by
copying scurrilous articles from the Fond
du Lac Commonwealth.
PETERSON, a man in INDECENT circum-
stances, who has been supported by the
city for some time, died this week. He
was II years Of age.
Mr.. C. c. BARNES has sold another OF
his Mambrino horses. This last Will be
three years old next July, and was sold
to party in Detroit, Mich, for $3.50.
THE Tribune returns its thanks to the