The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-18
Alanitomof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. NOV. 18, 1880.

IHE mother OF Mrs. W utenDeTg, OF
this city. died at Two Rivers. lately.
A PLEASANT dance was given at the
Turner Hall on Sunday evening last.
RAT poison, it kills them every time,
sold as Robinson & Hinrichs. If
WooD eawyers are in great demand at
present and wood is bringing a good
price.
HOLIDAY GooDs received daily at Rob-
inson & Hiurichs, which Will be sold
cheap.
JUDGE ELECT gibson viii hold his first
term Of court as circuit Judge in this
county.
THE change in the weather is not the
change the democrats were 50 anxious to
bring about.
ENGLISH Felt Chest Protectors. the
best in the world, sold at Robinson &
Hinrichs. If
NEXT Thursday viii be Thanksgiving
Day. Democrats have not much to be
thankful for.
Our -four mills continue to run as If
there was no failure of crops in this
neighborhood.
TIE epizootic is much milder this year
than it was some years ago when it swept
FL ra.,c~b tho aa,,p+rx-
r. d. CONWAY returned from his trip
to Dakota last week. He has not yet
decided to remove there
QUITE a number of teachers from this
city will attend the teachers meeting at
Two Rivers next Saturday.
DID you notice the block letter sign,
Of Piso's Cure for Consumption, on the
store Of Robinson & Hinrichs.
1TR. BARNES has pushed work on his
new brick block quite rapidly. 1t fills a
void on north Eighth street.
The advertising agents were out in
force this week and plastered verything
over with notices Of patent medicine &C.
MIR. GLEASON, of Michigan, brother of
the assemblymau elect from the First
district, is visiting friends in this county.
THE Chamber of Commerce" and
Tausiils Gen. Custer, " an elegant cigar.
Sold for Zoe at the Star Pharmacy. de1S
Mr.. PHmns, G.. ". C. Of the Temple
of Honor OF the State, addressed an open
Temple on Tuesday evening. He had o
large audience.
WIZ Guy has folded his tent and TAX
en- his departure for Wausau. Mantle
voc will soon not have many railroad
men as residents.
HORSES generally wear the regulation
red flannel on their Threats. This is the
horse toilet for winter when epizootic
germs are in the air.
FRED SEEGER is going into the slaugh-
tering business on rather grand scale.
On Saturday last he killed seven head of
cattle and on Monday eleven.
Mr.. JAMES Cook, of Eaton, has rented
his farm and moved on the line of the
road near Wausau where he is at present
engaged in running hotel.
ALTHOUGH the snow fall on Monday
was not fully one-fourth of an inch, some
persons brought out their sleighs, SO
anxious were they for change.
Thus far the county board has but
very small audiences at its sessions.
The report of the committee on equaliza-
ton will attract attention, however.
The finest line of Millinery Goods in
the city, embracing all the novelties for
| fall and winter wear, can be found at the
store of Mrs. Wimyf, on York street.
4 SPLENDID line of the newest style
mirrors, pocket books, albums, toilet
cases, all sold very low at Robinson &
Hinrichs. If
WE just received lot OF dress prints
of the best quality and the newest styles
out, which we are selling for eight cents.
J, SCHUErrE & Bros.
THE second ward has a sufficient fund
to its credit in the city treasury to meet
/ all the ward expenses for next year, so
that no tax is levied in that ward this
year.
THE county board has fixed the bonds
of county officers elect as follows: Coun.
ty Treasurer 100000; County Clerk
10000; Sheriff 10, 900; District Attorney
| $1,000.
We secured a pair OF rubbers some
where surreptitiously. The owner or
anybody else may have them for the TAX
ing away. There will be no questions
asked.
A SLIGHT fail of snow this week follow
ed by weather decidedly sharp brought
every person to q full consciousness that
winter is here, if any such reminder was
reeded.
THERE is an excellent bottom for good
s.eighing now and six inches OF snow
would do much more toward making
business good than million republican
victories
Persons with ''elaims" before the
county board have been quite anxious.
4 number of them will ba traatal aS
Bragg treats the war claims in the United
States congress.
PROF. HALL is just crowded with bust
ness, and has managed to cure every
case brought to him SO far. 1t will pay
horse owners to patronize DIR. Hail.
Office at Ramus, Schmidt & Co.
J. j. NEsauTH, advertising agent fol