The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-26
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CITY AND COUNTY.
TRCRSOIY.IUGUST $3.50.

TRCRSOIY.IUGUST 20, 1880.
SCHOOL supplies at the Franklin Book
Store.
THE Daisy Day is making her owners
wealthy.
A FARMER drops into the city occasion
ally, now.
WARM weather seems to be the proper
thing lately.
MR. RAHR is sinking another reservoir
near the lake.
LIVERY stable keepers do big bust
ness on Sundays.
Mr.. KRUMMHEUER is moving his house
nearer York street.
The melancholy days are coming, the
saddest of the year.
ALvERSo is the name of the post Office
established at Silver Lake.
FISHERMEN made the biggest haul last
Monday during the summer.
The temperature underwent decided
reduction Tuesday afternoon.
4 TRACTION engine was tested on Mon
day evening by Rock & Gretz.
QUITE a number of vessels sought the
shelter of the harbor yesterday.
Travel by boat has not been very
pleasant within the last few days.
A NUMBER of dances were given in the
city on Saturday and Sunday nights.
THE Fayorite, of Marquette, lay in the
harbor during the storm of yester lay.
THERE will soon be an exodus of stu
dents to colleges and normal schools.
STATIoNERY-a good stock kept, and
sold cheap at the Central Drug Store.
A NUMBER of female teachers from Chi
cago have spent their vacation at Meme.
PROF. DARE performed some dare dev-
IL feats or the tight rope last Thursday.
A TRAMP was found sick yesterday and
taken to the Jail where he was cared for.
PREPARATIONS are making for the
launch of the Andy Johnson next Satur-
day.
ONE Of orr prominent young men will
shuttle off this single coil within n few
weeks.
JOHN TUFTS seems to be raising little
commotion on the trotting grounds,
lately.
PEOPLE who come north to escape
tropical heat are now returning to their
homes.
New sills are being put under the
building occupied by Chris Koebke as
saloon.
The Chronicle and Journal correspon-
dents will have little tussle on base ball
matters.
Mr.. RAHRs elevator will be covered
with slate, the only building of the kind
in the city.
A SUNDAY school picnic was held in
one OF the many ''groves" near the city,
last Thursday.
FRANK ARvEDsoN was the name of the
captain Of the schooner Arrow, who was
drowned Tuesday
NASH says hunters are on the wing.
That is the extent of his knowledge of
sporting matters.
The State Turn Fest was held at Osh-
kosh this week. None of our Manitowoc
turner's were present.
LADIES have discontinued rowing; the
seasan is late and The progress made did
not justify continuance.
FoRFPAUGH is travelling through north
ern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. He
may visit Manitowoc.
THE "late arrival" was arrested for SELL
ing liquor without license. He was
fined $4,000 and costs.
ROADS throughout the country are as
poor as if not bit of work had been
done on them this summer:
JASPER HANSON is training his little
grey and will have him on the race course
at Clark Mills next month.
IT will be well to remember that DIR.
Thomas will deliver lecture in this city
on Wednesday evening next.
MERCHANTS and people generally ex-.
pect very dull year during the winter
of 1880 and the summer of 1881.
On Thursday last little boy of Frank
LaFond, of Two Rivers, was drowned in
the river. He was five years of age.
THE Catholic congregation at Meme
is now supplied with Clergyman, Father
Roche youny man recently ordained.
Those who wish to drive at a good
rapid gait through the city, swear liber-
ally at the bitches in the street crossings.
TOILET articles, we have a great variety
and sell them cheap.
RoBISsoN & HINRIoss. If
PIGEoNs are not inclined to put in an
appearance in this county. They have
learned of the proficiency of the gun club.
4 PARTY consisting of the families of
MeSsrs. Markham, Martin and Briggs.
left on Monday for a hunt on the rice
beds.
Mr.. kARNoFsKY' free lunch on Satur-
day night was duly appreciated by tie
local epicures. 1t was a very liberal
spread.
Mn. CHARNLEY's steam yacht is max
ing him hosts of friends. If he hangs
on to that yacht it will send him to con
gress yet.