The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-01
Man;toeuoc. Thursday, January I

EVERY horse and cutter in the city
Were doing duty on Sunday last.
TIRE light fall of snow Sunday and
Tuesday nights made sleighing good.
THERE are three new locomotives for
the Nil. l.. S. &, ". road on the way.
FINEST sorts of Missouri wines, as:
Taylor, Goethe and Virginia Siedling
wine at F. Sixtas.
Those who were present at the Ger
man tbeater on Thursday night last,
speak highly of it.
Why are not some steps taken to get
mp some entertainment for the benefit of
the Jones Library?
WE issue the PILOT this week on We'd
nesday so that New Years day may be
properly celebrated.
THE f. & A. n, of Chiffon, held a
festival on Saturday last. We thankfully
acknowledge an invitation.
n ulecoiuS VI clliAeuS Will De uelu Ut
the city council rooms on Monday next
to consider railroad matters.
SOME newspaper comment on the new
trunk line viii be found on the outer
pages Of the PuoT this week.
A NUMBER of young men were out on
hunt last Sunday and started fox which
they killed after an hours chase.
NOTICE advertisement of G. r. Klein,
house painter, in this issue. Mr.. Klein
has already secured large practice.
DANCES were the order of the day, or
of the night rather, last week. There
are some in process Of CESSATION now.
FINE Perfumery, Hair and Cloth
Brushes Mirrors, Toilet Cases and Soaps
are sold very cheap at Robinson's Drug
store.
THE Odd Fellows of this city are to
give an entertainment soon on the occa-
sion of the installment of newly elected
officers.
PURE Mustard, new Holland Herring,
Labrador Herring, Firefsh, Cove oysters
Sudines and Anchovies fine and cheap
at Sixta's.
ii. q. FIsHBEIN, of Two Rivers, has
attained the dignity of papa. 1t is a
little girl and throws Nash's son and heir
completely in the shade.
J. ScHUETTE & Bros. are Offering GER
tain lines of winter goods at reduced pr
ces. This will give these who are not
yet supplied an opportunity to buy
cheap.
THE greatest contraction of mercury
for the winter, SO far, was on Christmas
day. Some thermometers managed to
reach twenty below zero, but the major
ity made it 15o below.
Mr.. P. J. Sh1ALLEY has a very inter
esting letter in the last issue of the Ke-
waunee Enterprise on the subject of
narrow gauge railroads. Mr.. Smalley
Al. RAYAfoND's ears were subjected to
the expanding influences of Jack Frost
on Christmas day. In size their proper
ton to his head is rs the area Of water to
that of land, on the earth's surface.
TAKE Aver Pills for all the purposes
of purgative, for constipation, indiges-
ton, headache and liver complaint. BY
universal accord, they are the best of all
purgatlves for family use. jan
THE tug Gagnon, of Two Rivers, was
used in breaking the ice so as to make
channel for the passage of the Andy
Johnson. A large scow was propelled
by the tug and forced on the ice, thus
breaking it away.
IT is only necessary to try the Diamond
Medical Bitters to become convinced
that they VIII do all that is claimed for
them. They are sure cure for bilious
ness, indigestion and loss of Appetite
For sale by Jones & SchalIern and Lie
big & Co.
BARNES AND MEsDLIK recently pur-
chased large and elegant lot of cloaks
SO much below the regular wholesale
cost, that they are enabled to sell them
at retail for the Chicago wholesale cost
ruling before the holidays. Call and
see them before it is too late.
WHAT with Moses, Anti-Moses. and
Superintendent Walkers report we have
but little space left for our own flights
this week. Our readers will find this n
very interesting edition and will no
doubt wish that silence from like cause
were perpetually imposed on us
NOTICE.
All persons who have left articles at
my gunsmith shop for repairs are hereby
notified to call for them by the 18th of
this month as after that date shall not
be responsible for their safe keeping.
CT. LADE.
Ton WNDATE sold all his cutters.
even before flake of snow fell. ssSome-
thing made out OF that, praises be to the
holy name of the Lord" was TOMS
sententious and pious remark while on
his way to lock the cigar case, Walker
having just put in an appearance.
The records of the probate office in
hewaunee county are in about the same
condition as We're those of this county
one year ago. A committee of the coun-
y board of Kewaunee visited the probate
once o. this city to ascertain the means
'AAeh oy Judge kirwan to record papers
neglected under former Administrations
Like steps will be taken in Kewaunee
county.