The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-03-11

L Oui LII CICult appears III Ills issue.
SCHOOL teachers hail with delight the
near approach of the spring vacation.
The teachers library in this city has
a large number of first class volumes.
THERE are not many vacant houses in
I the city just now, and rents are paying.
BIENNIAL sessions have been the great
fear of Madison landlords for many
year.
CARHART has been acquitted of the
charges brought against him by Had
dock.
THE L. S. & W. has got-to-it at last.
On Tuesday the track was laid to Lake
! Go-to it.
The Chas. Luling is loaded with ice,
and waiting for the ice on the river to
give way.
MARCH has been acting a great deal
like lion lately and very unreasonable,
savage one at that.
The Andy Johnson is being drawn out
with considerable difficulty. Iron cables
crack with the strain.
Mr.. MULHoLLAND, of Meme, will sell
his stock, farming implements, ETC., at
auction on the Goth inst
SUNDAY night was sharp one, for
March, and dispelled the pleasing hope
that spring was at hand.
PROF. CUMNoCK's reading evened up
the lecture course, SO that the mai
ayers are not out in money.
LOCAL politics are getting pretty lively
in this city. Candidates for justice of
| the peace are becoming active.
For your horse and cattle medicine go
to the Central Drug Store. Robinson &
Rinrichs will give you the best.
LAKE captains expect quite an increase
in salaries this year. The season will
open with pretty high freights.
THE women keep ON giving coffees and
the men unanimously pronounce them a
nuisance, the coffees not the women.
| THE Chronicle has sent out bills to the
amount of $500. Every paper in the
land must rid itself of those who beat
their reading.
THE Synod at the Norwegian Lutheran
church continued through last week and
portion OF this. There were forty-three
clergymen present.
SPRING is at hand and mud and sIush
may be expected. Keep your feet dry
by purchasing rubbers at Haukohl &
Sons, near Wagner's store.
WE have been requested to publish
the names of those contributing to the
Irish fund We shall do SO if the COM
mittees furnish us the lists.
EACH town in census district will
have an enumeration. The work of tax
ing the census will begin in June and
will be completed in that month.
A. F. DuMKE has about completed a
Corliss Engine for Truman & Cooper.
The whole work except the cylinder has
been done in Mr.. Dumke's shops.
We make the compromising of pbysi-
clans prescriptions and family recipes
/: specially. Prices low. If
ROBINSON & HINRICHs.
THE Goodrich steamers are ready to
leave for the seasons work and will prob
ably set out this week. Schooners and
steamers had rather brief lay up this
winter.
The Blue Bell and Sea Gem have re-
turned to this port, having left with car
goes of ice. The Blue Bell brought
back so tons of coal for Truman &
Cooper.
DIAMONDS are good, but Diamond
Medical Bitters are better, for they are
an invaluable remedy for all diseases
that arise from deranged system. Sold
by all druggists.
FARM FOR SALE. in the town of Cato,
near Clark's Mills, 80 acres of good
land, so acres under cultivation. Apply
to the owner. HENRY GRIFFIN.
If you want pair of boots, shoes,
gums, slippers or any article of wear
for the feet, go to Haukohl & Son, aud
you will have large stock to select from.
Boots and shoes made to order.
OK Sunday night there was meeting
called by the bible society, at the Pres
byterian church. The question of read
ing the bible in public schools WAS dis
cussed, some favoring and some oppos-
ing it.
: Ton MALoNEY should be enjoined from
selling the Fifteen puzzle on the cars.
Let him look over the illustrated papers
and he will find to what he is bringing
people.