The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-05-20
TWO CREEKS,
May Is, 1880.

Il
/ Sheriff Pierce visited our town on of
| hcia business yesterday.
| The scow Trial took another load of
| bark from this place to-day.
Blue Monday was very generally OBJ
served in this locality.
Mrs. Reinhold and family will leave ON
Thursday to spend the summer with
frirnds in the southern part of the state.
School closes in Dist. No. 2 next Fri.
lay. Mr.. Benedict has taught q very
successful term here.
Mr.. j. Gutschow, of Louisa, Kansas,
is visiting with his son Mr.. II. Gutsckow,
of this town.
The person who does not enjoy the
country air during this delightful wealth.
er loses one of the purest pleasures this
mortal life affords.
Miss Martha Mcmillan exhibits as
much skill and Gracefulness in horseman.
ship as any lady in the state. This de-
lightful and beneficial mode of exercise
is not INDUCED in as much as it deserves
to be.
Wenzel Blaba, young lad about six
teen years of age, of this town, had the
torctinger of his left hand badly crushed
by q seeder on Monday Of last week.
The bone was broken in two places and
the greater part OF the flesh stripped Off.
DIR. Oswald of Two Rivers, dressed the
wound.
There is expected soon to make his ap.
pearance into this vale of tears m unfor
tunate specimen of humanity who will
ind himself in much the same predica.
ment as Marryat's hero Japhet, with even
less chances of establishing his paternity.
Our justice court and brace of ATTORNEYS
from your city will endeavor to do what
they can towards Strengthening the mp,.
ter on Wednesday.
The editor of the Pnor has the sincera
thanks OF the people of this locality for
his bold championship of their CONNER
clal rights and interests, but hist, Nagle.
Ii you see any of those government Of
hclals loahng around, please direct their
attention to some other point for the
present, for our rivers O are completely
dried ont just now. but send them RIGHT
along after some big storm, if You love
us. However that may not make so
much difference,
A denate on the subject Of the protec
tive tariff will take place at the Pfundef
school houe on Saturday evening. the 22d
inst. The following gentlemen will take
part On the affirmative, f. A. Benedict.
James 5. Stitt and Ed. Brown, ON the
negative, John O'Hara. II. j. Walsh and
James OHara. A large crowd is expect.
ed and an entertaining time will be had.
positively no postponement.
There is genius amongst us. His
talents are as remarkable for their multi.
pllcity as his ambition is for its range.
Now he contents himself with the com
paratively humble sphere of the cheese.
maker and then again spurred on by the
adulatlons of pretended admirers, his am
bltlon stops short of nothing but U. s.
senator or village postmaster. But
oratory Is his force and frugality his
model virtue. He has an irrepressibfe
desire to distinguish himself at one of
the nelghboring cities on the anniversary
Of independence, but he does not know
Just exactly how this Fourth of July
business began. at present he is debat-
ing with himself whether he had better
invest twenty-five cents in O second hand
history of the battle of Bunker Hill or
depend for his facts on the almanac and
circulars distributed by self-sacrificing
machine agents and vendors of patent
medicines. However he promises that
the speech will be something rich
when completed.