The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-03-25

promises TO be limited this year.
THE days are getting longer, the roads
| drier, and the weather warmer.
THE price of wood has advanced to
49, per cord and is scarce at that.
THE clouds of dust flying on Tuesday
were a reminder that spring is at hand.
MANIrowoo has some of the best
streets and poorest sidewalks in the state
JOHN BAcoN's old black dray horse
died last week and John is not to be con-
soled.
THE fire alarm last night was caused
by the burning of a mill southwest of
the city.
The salaries OF the city clerk and mar
sha for the ensuing year have been rails
ed 800.
NOTICE the call for democratic city
convention and ward caucuses in another
column.
MANHEIMER has adorned the front Of
his cigar store with an immense meer-
schaum pipe.
NEXT Sunday, at noon, the new time
table on the NJ, L. S. & ". r. r. will
go into effect.
A SIDEWALK is to be built along the
north side of Chicago street between
Seventh and Eight.
IHE ice crop has been harvested, the
schooner Alice Richards having taken on
the last cargo this week.
J. ScHuETTE & Bros. purchase on an
average 500 pounds of butter per day, or
Isl, 200 pounds per year.
THE beacon light house on the end of
Sheboygan harbor pier was burned on
Wednesday of last week.
Ten CENT packages of assorted dyes
for coloring Easter eggs can be procured
at the Central Drug Store.
For your horse and cattle medicine go
to the Central Drug Store. Robinson &
Hinrichs will give you the best.
HENRY KOCH, the gardener, has had a
large number of catalogues printed for
the convenience of his customers.
The barge Gilbert with the schooner
Wonder in tow, cleared for Manistee on
Sunday with a miscellaneous cargo.
SINCE Tuesday, trains on the NJ l.. 8.
Il W. R. r. have been running regularly
between Oshkosh and Lake Gotoit.
HANSON & ScovE have had the time
for the completion of the repairs to the
Andy Johnson extended one month.
THE Polanders in Nordheim collected
$4,000 for the distressed Silesians and
sent the money to the old country yes
terday.
julius DRUMMER, of Mishicott was
taken to Oshkosh last Thursday for
treatment at the Northern Hospital for
the Insane.
An old man named Mulhans was at
tackled by two young fellows in Reeds
vile on Friday night and severely
pounded.
THE machine agents must be doing g
rushing business Judging from the num-
Der of seeders being taken out of town
by farmers.
4 NUMBER of our citizens went to She
boygan on Tuesday to hear Pinafore
rendered by Haverly's Chicago Church
Choir Company.
MANIrowoo has four breweries and a
malt house to supply its citizens with the
beverage which is said to Comfort but
not intoxicate."
LUINa, Fellows and Estsbrook were
the delegates from this city to the repub-
lican judicial convention at Sheboygan,
held on Tuesday.
HENRY FELDsIN, q well known resi-
dent of the Branch, died Monday morn
ing after a lingering illness. He was
buried at Two Rivers yesterday.
WINTER WHEAT is reported to be In a
| poor condition throughout the state gen.
orally. Fortunately, the farmers of this
county plant but very little of it.
S. NELSON has sold one sixteenth of
the scow Felicitous to Ole Christensen
! for S227, and P. Sefrianson four-sixths
of the same to Perry Smith for $500.
We make the compromising of physi-
clans prescriptions and family recipes a
specially. Prices low. tt
ROBINSON i HISRICHs.
MIR. J. W. BARNES will soon commence
work on his new residence on North
Eighth street, which, we have reason to
believe, will be one of the finest 10 the
city.
THE democratic state convention will
convene in Madison on tae 18th of May.