The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-05-13
Hlo'litowof Pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. MIT y, 1880.

/ course.
THE North Side Park is being cleaned
up little.
TIE wife of James Cannon died lately
at this city.
GARDEN SEEDS, fresh and good. Sold
by Robinson L Hinrichs.
HEAVY west winds have prevailed dur.
ing the last two weeks.
ACCIDENTS on the Lake Shore road are
very unlike angel visits.
THE government dredge is at work now
on the Two Rivers harbor.
The City Board did considerable ''re
solving" Oh Monday last.
The city board are taking steps to put
a stop to false fire alarms.
BoEIsG was champion at the shooting
match Of last Thursday, again.
INSECT DEsTRoTERs of all kinds pre-
pared at the Central Drug Store.
a LARGE quantity Of damaged corn was
lately sold at the dry dock in this city.
BAESUM had another advance agent
''fooling around" the city last Saturday.
TREASURER DAIMLER began his sale of
lands for delinquent taxes on Tuesday
last.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made in the
city for the proper celebration OF Decor
alton Day.
DoS'r be prejudiced, but try the New
Home sewing machine for sale by Lehm-
kuhl & Dicke.
NOTICE the advertisement of ". H.
Killen & Co., of Cato, which appears in
this weeks issue.
The steam barge OF Jacobs & Guyles
is receiving a cabin and will soon start
out for the season.
QUITE a number of people from south
ern cities are seeking accommodations
lOt TIE SuLlIleI IUlS ciIN.
A COUPLE of ice barges from Sturgeon
Bay were in the harbor On Saturday.
They were on their way to Chicago.
TUESDAY was the first day in two weeks
that any considerable quantity of wheat
was brought to market at this place.
The a. p. NICHOLS ran into Main
street bridge on Tuesday, doing herself
some slight damage.
SHERIFF PIERCE took Boyd to the
state prison at Waupun, on Tuesday.
His sentence is fer one year.
The school boys who have not reached
the honors of the first department are
daily making war on the fnny tribe.
THOSE long looked for slippers and
walking shoes have just arrived.
C. DOCK.
CASTER On for axle and machinery
grease. Sold cheap at
ROBINSON & HISRICHs.
GRAIN sown this spring grew SO rapid
~ that farmers had to hustle up pretty
lively or it would sprout before being
narrowed.
The schooner Flying Cloud went
ashore between here and Two Rivers and
was rescued by the tug Gagnon. So says
the Chronicle.
JUICE kIRwAS was yesterday notified
OF the insanity OF Mrs. Chas. Smith, of
Two Rivers. She will probably be sent
to Oshkosh.
Mr.. MCFARLAND, janitor of the north
side school, sustained quite a serious
injury on Monday last, having fallen
down a stairway.
FEUrr trees have an immense amount
OF blossoms. IT blossoms are any indi-
cation of the quantity Of fruit, there will
be heavy yield this year.
A MAN named Joseph Runek, Kos
suth man, had russell with the State Of
Wisconsin before Justice Byron, on
Tuesday, for assault and battery.
FARM FOR SALE. In the town of Cato,
near Clark's Mills, $50 acres of good
land, so acres under cultivation. Apply
to the owner. HENRY griffin.
SEWING MACHINEs.-The New Home
sewing machines cheap for cash, sold on
easy terms. Machines exchanged and
rented by Lehmkuhl & Dicke. mal3.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Chronicle
says barn belonging TO a farmer named
hurtz, in Maple Grove, was struck by
lightning last Friday and entirely des-
troyed.
THE Shooting Club of this city have
now fairly got to work I. c. Shove
was champion at the match of Tuesday.
Boeing took the cake at the two proceed
ing matches.
THE TURN NEREIN announces q grand
ball to be held at Turner Hall next Sun
day evening, in our advertising columns.
The ball promises to be an unusually
pleasant affair
OK Sunday and Monday five children
died of diphtheria in the city. Two be-
longed to a Mr.. Peterson living in the
Second Ward, and one to Mr.. Mosher.
We have been unable to learn the MONIES
of the others.
THE State Teachers Association will
meet at Madison in July, instead of hold
ing its session on the stormy MAN," as
was at first contemplated. Arrangements
are made for those who choose to make
the trip, however.
THE barge Henry Witbeck was launch
ed at Rand X Bergers ship yard on Sat
urdsy last. She belongs to the Mine
kaunee barge line and is named after its
President. She has a carrying capacity