The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-22
manitowoe pilot.
NaNitozgoc. THURSDAY, jan. 22a.

this winter.
Ice men are not reaping very rich
harvest this year.
A CONCERT and ball were given at Tur-
ner Hall on Sunday night.
QUITE quantity of wood was brought
to the city on Monday last.
The schooner Rob Roy with cargo
from Ahnapee is in the harbor, wind
bound.
AN agent Of the Evening Signal was in
the city last week, in the interests of his
paper.
The present senate of the state is said
to be the most intelligent Wisconsin has
had for years.
A FREE lunch at Todl's last Saturday
night drew all the heavy eaters of the
city to that place.
JASPER HANSON has rented the dry
| dock for the time necessary to rebuild
| the Andy johnson.
NASH should join the Paragraphers
Association. He speaks of Mcdonald as
the Sylph-made man.
THE Enterprise of last week speaks in
very complimentary terms of the firm of
Sedgwick & Forrest.
THE first train on the extension from
Hortonville to Oshkosh ran into the lat
ter place Oh Sunday last.
THE letter of our Two Creeks CORES
pendent which appears in this issue,
came to late for insertion last week.
By notice elswhere it will be seen that
81. Lorenzen has purchased the temper
ance saloon owned by ID. J. Mahoney.
FINE Liquors, for medical purposes
only, at the Central Drug Store. If
ROBINSON & HINRIcHs, Proprietors.
THE Kewaunee Enterprise says: Hon.
Fred Pfunder returned his passes to the
rail road companies which issued them.
QUITE an interesting debate on the
subject of secession took place at Tenn
perance Hall in Meme on Saturday eve
ming of last week.
A MAN named Riederer, a resident of
| Franklin, has become insane, and the
county judge has ordered him to be
brought to this city for examination.
We make the compromising of physi-
clans prescriptions and family recipes a
specially. Prices low. If
ROBINSON & HINRIcHs.
FARM FOR SALE. In the town of Cato,
| near Clark's Mills, $50 acres of good
land, 80 acres under cultivation. Apply
! to the owner. HENRY GRIFFIN.
THE stock holders of the Turner Hall
are discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of putting
a brick foundation under the building.
They are not unanimous on the question
| however.
TRUMAN & COOPER are making ar
engagements to put in new engine in
their Touring mills. The firm has done
an excellent business during the last
year and deal squerely with all their Gus
| toners.
THE following persons have been ap-
pointed superintendent of the census in
Wisconsin. First district, Alonzo Lo-
per; second, David E. Welsh; third,
Leonard Lottredge; fourth, Thomas S.
| Allen.
THE tug Kittie Smoke has had new
! cylinder 20x20 inches put in. She will
; go to Escanaba next spring under charge
of Capt. BARLEY. The captain is acquir-
ing quite reputation as an expert man
ager of tugs.
EDITOR NASH came down from Two
Rivers last Friday. Nash has got relig-
ions or something else of sedative ten
dency. He did not tell a single lie about
the little fellow who is in training for the
| presidency.
THE case of AIvord againrt Flanagan
for damages, for injuries sustained in a
scuffle, is being tried here on change of
venue from Outagamie county. The
case is an interesting one and seems TO
attract a great deal of attention.
THE Chronicle says, our musical edu-
cation was acquired by hearing Walker
sing Old Hundred. Walker is away up
from the Hundreds. He doesn't sing in
them any more. Search for him in the
Thousands and perhaps you will get q
glimpse of him.
A MEMORIAL to congress is being pre-
pared by the city attorney, praying for
an appropriation for dredging the Mani
/. towoc harbor. In view of the possible
Eastern Trunk Line, our representatives
will be supported by those of Michigan
and Minnesota.
o. MOSES makes his bow in this issue
and retires. His articles have been read
with interest throughout the county and
while they may have awakened resenti-
ment among few, they have quite gen.
orally received appreciation. Negligence,
injustice and extravaganza on the part of
public servants never should go unre-
| buked
TOILET ARTICLES, such as fine per-
fumes, soaps, hair, cloth, nail, tooth and
flesh brushes, combs, toilet sets, pow
ders, cosmetics, HAIR oils and pomades,
etc., sold very cheap at the Central Drug
Store. If
ROBINSON & HINRICHs, Proprietors.
TREASURER GELBKE was placed in
rather and unenviable position this week
by the failure of the city council in hay
ing quorum Monday night. On Tues
| day he could not collect taxes because