The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-02-19
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MaHito5U0c. February 10.
He ice crop has been harvested.

Na3s;to5U0c. February 10.
The ice crop has been harvested.
MONDAY was balmy enough for May.
PASKRATzs saw mill is running every
day now.
INDICATIONS point to an early spring
this year.
\ MASQUERADE by the Ladies' Society
is talked of.
THE building season promises to be
dull this year.
READ advertisement of farm for sale,
in another column.
THE city Of Chiffon raised $500 for the
Irish relief fund.
The slush of last week has given place
to mud this week.
\ TEACHERS meeting was held at Two
Rivers on Saturday last.
FRESH maple sugar has made its APP
pearance III the market.
DIR. CoAKLRY's residence on Buffalo
street is nearing completion.
THE militia company will parade the
| principal streets on Saturday.
DID you get valentine? Rube Smart
would answer in the affirmative.
SEVERAL cases of scarlet fever have
been reported in the city recently.
CHARLES SALAK is happy over the ar
rival of a girl baby at his home last Sat
urday.
A LAKE one mile in length near Ocon-
omowoc has bad all its ice taken eff by
| dealers.
SEVERAL droves of cattle have been
Shipped from this place to Milwaukee
this week.
WHEELING on the roads is excellent
and It's effect on the local trade is per
ceptible.
TIE members of the north side band
will make their appearance in uniform
next Saturday.
THE Militia Company's annual mas
querade viii be held at Turner Hall next
Saturday evening.
THE Chronicle and the N0rd Weste,l
are both active in their demands for q
narrow guage road.
FoUR dollars per day is what census
enumerators are allowed and they are
limited to four weeks.
J. ScHUETFE & Bros. are the heaviest
tax payers in the city, they having paid
over 81 600 this year.
TuE prospects are favorable for the
early opening of navigation. The straits
were reported open last week.
FRANK JONES received a valentine on
Sunday morning which he is very proud
of. 1t was nine pound boy.
CUNBELEDGE is doing the boiler work
on the Goodrich steamers this winter,
and, as usual, is doing it well.
Ton your horse and cattle medicine go
to the Central Drug Store. Robinson &
Hinmchs will give you the best.
THE Chicago papers contain dispatch
es relative to the candidates for the
judgeship in the thirteenth circuit.
REV. N. V. AvER1LL is expected home
this week. Services will be held in st.
James church next Sunday as usual.
READ the advertisement announcing q
grand masquerade by the Rife company
at Turner Hall next Saturday evening.
Our fishermen are daily making large
| hauls of suckers, which they catch 10y
/ setting their nets under the ice on the
river.
THERE will be q German theatre al
Turner Hall next Sunday evening, Some
of the best of our local talent will take
part.
The city did ''big thing" when ii
had that soft sticky clay put onto South
Eighth street from the bridge to Quay
street.
LARGE quantities of brick being hauled
into the country suggests the construc
ton Of substantial residences by oul
farmers.
THE Andy Johnson is to be hauled on
at Hanson & Scove's yard, the plan Of
putting her in the dry dock having beer
abandoned.
LEAP YEAR parties are furnishing
much enjoyment for the young people
nowadays. The ladies act as escorts or
these occasions.
THE schooner Len Highly, bound from
Manistee to Milwaukee with a cargo o
wood, was wind bound in the harbo
here on Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the city coun
Gil will be held next Monday evening
when the vexed fire department question
will probably be settled.
NOTWITHSTANDING the decline in til,
price of ship timber, large quantities az,
daily brought to the city. Much OF it i
bought on speculation.
BY the announcement in anothe
! column it viii be seen that the father o
Rev II. Y. Averiu died at his home nea-
/ Cresco, Iowa, on the 18th inst.
! SUR YIEBAuN has collected a lot o
valuable information concerning tn
schools of the county. through the re
ports Of teachers and school boards.
We make the compromising of physi
clans prescriptions and family recipes