The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-05-20
THURSDAY, NAT 90, 1880.

HE county b0dIu neels ueAt MOHuas
in special session.
STRAW hats and light coats are features
OF the warm weather.
JOIN CAREY, OF Meme, has just rais-
cd the frame OF fine barn.
/ GARDEN SEEDS, fresh and good Sold
by Robinson & Hinrichs.
I LARGE quantities of perch are being
caught of tina harbor piers.
INSECT DEsTRoYERs Of all kinds pre-
pared at the Central Drug Store.
/ PESTEcosr Monday was observed by It
number Of the people Of this city.
SERVICES were held in the Catholic
church at this city on Monday last
! SrATIoxERY-a good stock kept, and
sold cheap at the Central Drug Store.
TIE several departments of the north
side school were opened again on Non
day.
CONSIDERABLE repairing of sidewalks
has been done in the city within the last
week.
QUITE a pleasant time is reported from
the ball at Meeme on Thursday night
last
FAa&EEs have quit praying for rain
and now swear they must have some, or
else no crops.
The government inspector tested the
boiler of the Daisy Day on Monday and
pronounced it good.
4 "souED DOVE" was On rather heavy
foot last Sunday. Saloon keepers kept
( lheir doors locked while she was in their
vicinity.
L you want first class article Of to
bacco or Of cigars any style or quality OF
pipes, call upon \. Manufacturer aud you
will he suited.
CENSUS enumerators begin to think
tiIey have not struck bonanza. Two
cents head does not bring in very large
returns in cash.
HOOPS are again coming into fashion.
Don't you wear them, girls; don't do it,
and all good people will stand up and
call You blessed.
KIRwAN says the person who secured
a standing OF "ton" in the shooting match
is the star shooter, because he aims at
these little luminaries.
! SHERIFF PIERCE took Peter Bennett,
Of Meme, aud Mrs. Charles Smith, of
Two Rivers, to the insane asylum at
Oshkosh. last week.
Mr.. Prize. of Kossuth, whose dam
was washed away by the heavy April
rains, has rebuilt the structure and is
now again ready for business.
HOUSE cleaning is over with for the
| spring of 1880. If women haven't more
| than their share of equal rights during
| the house cleaning season, then all sigas
fail.
BOYD is writing letters to every person
OF prominence in the county expressing
! coutrtition for his theft and promising
by the aid of Jesus to be good boy in
| future.
THE emigration from this county has
| been pretty heavy within the last year.
/ No less than six families have left the
county for the west within the last three
months.
NOTICE change in regular standing
advertisement of E. Wagner. Mr.. Wag-
ner has one of the finest hardware stores
in the state, and he deserves the patron
age of the people.
The firemen held their semi-annual
fire review on Monday of this week
There is considerable rivalry between the
boys of the two companies as to which
/ steamer is ahead.
THE bath rooms OF Seeger Bros, are
being quite literally patronized. An at
tendant is always on hand and you can
have bath at any temperature You de
sire. Give them a call.
WHAT las happened to the Old Settlers
i Association which was to be so fruitful of
historic lroe2 1t hasn't even given a
kick ''to show that still it lives" since
the bali OF over one year ago.
e. J. SMALLEY has made number of
improvements in his foundry and factory
lately. Should his business continue to
increase SIS it has the last year, he will be
a millionaire before lie knows il,
| J. 4. KoEHLEB has now his double
store fixed up aud in running order. The
two rooms are connected by an arched
/ opening. One will be used for dry goods,
and the other for clothing and furnishing
/ goods.
THE Daisy Day will be ready to leave
I the latter part of this week. Neat cabins
are fitted up and persons desiring to take
a trip to Ludiugton will not find it neces-
sary to so to Milwaukee while the Daisy
Day is running.
I FARMERS are using an immense guam
/ tity of plaster and salt on their farms
/ this year. Charles Book sold one cargo
OF plaster in five days this spring and he
expects to sell another cargo before the
season is over.
THE Appleton Post speaks of the re-
cent death OF Joseph ellis, of Clinton
vile from an overdose of medicine, taken
to relieve excessive nervousness. We
believe Mr.. ellis was a former resident
/ of Liberty in this county.
4 WOMAN BY the name of Caroline
Dunekacke, resident of Newton, was
examined under the direction of Judge
! Kirwan this week and pronounced in