The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22

kuhI & Dieke.
THERE is not very encouraging pres
pect for fine weather until May puts IN
an appearance.
TELEGRAPH communications north OF
this city was destroyed by the wind OF
Suuday' night.
II is said Two Rivers feels the aban-
donmeut OF that place by tbs Goodrich
line of steamers.
THE street sprinkler will soon make
its appearance, John Bacon Will manage
the affair this summer.
IT is seldom we are visited with such
continuous windy weather as has prevail
ed during the last week.
BECK vas appointed chief of police in
Milwaukee. The appointment meets
with general disapproval.
SUIT. VIEBAHN will hold a supplement
tary examination in this city on Friday
and Saturday of this week.
QUITE q number of Manitowoc attor
reys were in attendance at the circuit
court in Sheboygan county, this week.
THREE men aboard the schooner Pen
saukee were dashed against the cabin
last Saturday week, and badly Injured
CASTER Or fer axle and machinery
grease. Sold cheap at
ROBINSON & HTNRIoHs.
WE have reduced the price Of the best
fresh ground Michigan Land Plaster to
So. 80 per ton. J. SCBUETTE & Bros.
! CENTERyILLE man became the father
of three children in the short space of
one week, and the fellow is not married
either.
THE Gen. Sigel, which has been lying
idle for three years at Racine, was
brought in here yesterday morning for
repairs.
john WARD who was drowned in the
river at this place on Wednesday of last
week, was bnried at Evergreen Cemetry
on Sunday last.
CHAs. BEERS had his foot hurt last
week by having piece OF timber fall mp
on it, while experimenting the erection
of his new building.
JACOBS & GUYLEs new steam barge,
Daisy Day, was launched last Saturday
She was built by Hanson & Scove, and is
a neat, trim craft.
A PRESBYTERIAN conference, consisting
of The clergymen of the Milwaukee dis
trict is il session at the Presbyterian
church in this city, this week,
THE mate of the schooner Grace Filler
was lost overheard off Two Rivers point
on Sunday night. He was a Swede, but
we have not learned his name.
SUPT. YIEBAHN has concluded the
series Of spring examination. Papers
will be marked soon and certificates issu-
ed to those entitled to them.
CARL PANGBURS has furnished his
barber shop wilma new marble top wash
stand and first class barber chair. He
now runs three chairs in his shop.
Tue proof Of nuncupative will will
take place at the county court on the
l1th prox. 1t is very seldom a judge of
probate has such cases before him.
SEWING MACHINES. The New Home
sewing machines cheap for cash, soli on
easy terms. Machines exchanged and
rented by Lehmkuhl & Dicke. mal3.
The Georgia Minstrels will give con-
cert at Turner Hall on Saturday next.
The troupe comes quite highly recon-
mended and will no doubt have full
house.
Ak extract from the Rajl'cdy Age on
the Goodrich Line Of steamers will be
found on the first page of the PLoT this
week. 1t is an interesting sketch and
Will repay perusal.
\ MEETING will be held at THE PILoT
Office on this Thursday evening to
make arrangements for the purchase OF
trap and glass balls and also to perfect
an organization.
\ BARN belonging to a man named
Wenzel Maresch, living in Kossuth, was
struck by lightning on Sunday night,
| killing a span of horses which were in
the barn ut the time.
An interesting case involving the ques-
ton as to when a newly elected justice
is entitled to begin to discharge the du-
ties OF his Office, was tried before Judge
Kirwan on Saturday last.
THE Evening Wisconsin speaks of a
Manitowoc man named Weingartner who
was relieved of all his ready cash In Nil.
waukee by having made the acquain-
lance Of one with deft fingers.
/ THE manufacturers of carpets have
/ just sent rs notice of a further advance
Of five cents per yard on Ingrains, but
we shall continue to sell at same prices
as before until forced to buy at the adj.