The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-29
manitowoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
NanitOsUoc. Thursday, Jan. 2oth.
The days are frightening out consid

erably.
EVERY livery horse in the city was out
Sunday.
| THERE was dance at Turner Hall on
Sunday last.
WITNESSES and jurors are growing
tired of court.
No. WHITE FISH, at bottom prices,
at O. Torrison's.
SPELLING schools are becoming q rar-
ity in this county.
THE Turner's give masked ball on the
10th of next month.
THE A. w. Lucky and Luna are at
present in the dry dock.
THE boiler and engine for John Jacobs
new barge has arrived.
THERE will certainly be a great scar
city of ice next summer.
A MASKED BALL will be given at Tur-
ner Hall on the 10th prox.
JUDGE MCLEAN will try all the cases
in the calendar this term.
THE present term of court gives prom
Use of being lengthy one
TRAMPs seem to be a very scarce ar
ticle in the city this winter.
JASPER HANSON has already laid the
keel for Captain Jacobs new barge.
QUITE quantity of hemlock bark is
being brought to the city these days.
INVITATIONS are out for dance at the
Windiate House tomorrow evening.
The Orphan Boy is undergoing re-
pairs. She is having new bulwarks put
in.
THoUaH sleighing was good on Sun
day, wagons were mainly used on Tues
day.
DIR. c. E. GRIDLEY's professional
card will be found in this issue of the
| PILOT.
Monday was the Burns anniversary,
| but there was no celebration in this
| county.
FRANK STUPETzKY has sold his ice (put
up last winter to the Blatz Brewing Co.,
for 80, 200.
JASPER HANSON has the frame of his
saw mill up. The mill will be three
stories in hight
Mr.. PETER JOHNSTON has sold the
| schooner Rowland to Annie E. Elphicke
of Chicago for $4,000.
No less than four fights among men
of high standing occurred in the city
! within the last two weeks.
SEIDL & BLEsER sell the Van Brunt
Seeder and they claim they have the
best thing in that line in the market.
THE city treasurer's time for collecting
taxes was extended at the meeting of the
city council on Tuesday of last week.
FINE Liquors, for medical purposes
only, at the Central Drug Store. Is
ROBINSON & HINRICHs, Proprietors.
THOSE who took the contract for fur
nishing wood to the county, rushed it in
pretty lively on Saturday and on Mon
| day.
LITE boys, some wicked farmer will
kill some of you one of these days unless
you cease to throw snow balls SO promis-
cuously.
THE barge Crippen and the schooner
Arundel took on a cargo of feed from
Truman & Cooper's mill and left for
Manistee on Sunday.
WHILE there is considerable discussion
of change of circuits, the legislature has
as yet done nothing to indicate that
changes will be made.
a TEACHERS meeting was held at the
north side school house on Saturday
last. 1t was participated in by the teach
ers of the graded schools.
THE winter of 1873 seems destined
to go out without much snow. The
warmth of Sunday and Monday brought
the roads into bad condition.
SOME scientist has discovered that the
cold breezes are manufactured some
where in Siberia. That place has not
been doing its duty this winter.
A MAN named Sherwood was found
dead in his bed in Green Bay on Sunday
morning. He had been in excellent
health up to the time of his death.
FARM FOR SALE. In the town of Cato.
near Clark's Mills, $50 acres of good
land, so acres under cultivation. Apply
to the owner. HENRY GRIFFIN.
A GRANGER lost bag and an empty
jug. Had the Jug been full we should
not have advertised its loss. They may
be found in Liebenow's iewelry store.
THE English sparrows have finally
concluded to visit the north side. They
limited themselves exclusively to the
south side until within the last few
weeks.
MORE ship timber was brought tc
: Manitowoc on Saturday last than wa:
ever before brought to Manitowoc in one
day. So say the oldest inhabitants ant
they never tell a lie.
0. ToRRIsoN wishes to call the atten
ton of the ladies to lot OF 80 pieces o
wool dress satins in all shades, which
will be sold at one third less than tlei
value. An opportunity for rare bar
gain is offered.
THE cry of a woman was heard las
Saturday night at the foot of Wake
}. street, Milwaukee rather an unfrequente
place. In the morning an old clot
satchel was found there filled with we