The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. DEC. z, 1880.

repairs.
THIS is good time to advertise for
holiday trade.
DOC stealing is one of the arts being
cultivated now.
| WooD saving is now done in the city
by steam power.
THE burglars have ceased their opera
tons in this city.
DECEMBER came into existence this
year in mild way.
THE tax gatherer viii have no trouble
with dogs this year.
CUTTERS were out this morning, but
not in large numbers.
THE ice in the river between the bridg-
es has been broken up.
LAST Saturday work was resumed On
Mr. Barnes's brick block.
The epizootic has run its course and
has done but little damage.
THE county board adjourned sine die
on Wednesday evening last.
RAT poison, it kills them every time,
sold az Robinson & Hinrichs.
A CHURCH sociable was held at the res
idence of Mr.. Canright last night.
THANKSGIVING dances were not as nu-
merous as they might be this year.
THE little furry OF snow Tuesday right
seriously interfered with skating.
PIENING is fixing up his counters for
the proper display of his holiday goods.
THE average temperature of November
this year is lower than it has been for
years.
The railroad company has temporarily
discontinued work at the western end Of
the line.
SHIP builders are busy looking after
timber with which to carry on building
next year.
CARRIAGE in funeral procession was
run into by locomotive on Tuesday and
badly injured.
Il. L. MoHRHUsBy now sells good
oysters at % cents per can. The cheap
est oyster market in the city.
ONE of Henry Mulholland's children
has bad an attack of diphtheria, but we
are glad to say came out all right.
THERE is no great amount of hair
pulling among the democrats of this
state for the position of senator.
The Third ward school which was
closed on account of diphtheria will be
opened again on Monday dext.
WOOD has been coming in in such
large quantities that sellers are now COM
PEELED to make search for purchasers.
Two OF Mr.. Roland's horses died from
the injuries received when his barn and
granary were burned some weeks ago.
THIS is about the season when farmers
notes for machinery comes due, and far
mers are pretty hard set to meet them.
THE marshal picked up a tramp some
time ago and lodged him in jail. The
poor tramp is now quite seriously sick.
kEwAUNEE and Manitowoc counties
are among the few in the state where
greenback principles failed to take root.
TEACHERS and pupils generally looked
upon their work last Thursday, saw it
was good and then took rest of few
days.
THERE is some talk of getting ND
skating rink in the city. There has been
no organized movement made in that d.
rection yet.
OWING to misunderstanding of the
time the jury was to be drawn, we failed
to publish the list last week. 1t appears
in this issue.
BOYS and girls, do not venture on the
ice on Sunday. 1t is only the wicked
that stand on slippery places; the good
will fall through.
CoSsTANTINoPLE is no match for Man
itowoc in dogs. In the name of oppres-
sed HUMANITY can We not have dog law
for the city of Manitowoc
WE call attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. Stephen Olson published in this
issue. Mr.. Olson has first class flour
mill and deserves patronage.
j. ScHUErTE & BRos. have q lot of
beautiful library lamps and student
lamps. These make very appropriate
and useful Christmas presents.
A LADY with a commodious house on
Eighth street, well furnished. desires to
take limited number of boarders For
| particulars inquire at the Pilot office.
THE Sunday Telegraph states that
| Sawyer claims one vote from Manitowoc
county. We believe Mr. Estabrook has
not committed himself to any candidate.
MEssRs. NASH and Schmitz have dis
| solved partnership. Mr.. Nash will con-
tinue the business of the firm alone and
Mr.. Schmitz forms partnership with
Mr. Franz.
Town CLERKS are now busy in making
out tax lists. Owners of property will
soon be buster in making raise of the
necessary funds to meet the demands of
the tax gatherer.
BRAATz, the Rockland man, confined
IN jail awaiting trial for incest, was
brought before Judge kirwan one day
last week on writ of habeas corpus. He
was remanded to Jail
LARGE numbers of deer are killed nv
hunters between Clintonville and Wan
ssu. Some of the railroad engineers take