The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-25
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. NOV. Is, 1880.

the river on Sunday.
THE city schools take vacation for
the remainder of the week.
OYSTERS only 35cts, can. every can
warranted. PLUMB il NELSON.
RAT poison, it kills them every time,
sold a. Robinson & Hinrichs.
COLD weather inierfered with the com
pletion Of Mr.. Barnes's brick block.
TIE steamer Corona went into winter
quarters on Tuesday, at this place.
THE weather is doing its level best to
be cold and is succeeding admirably.
EVERY day in the week seems like
Sunday, in the city, so dull is business.
THE young ladies give phantom par
ty at Slovanska Lipa Hall, this evening.
MCDONALD, Whiskey Ring disclosure
does not seem to add greatly to his
wealth.
ENGLISH Felt Chest Protectors. the
best in the world, sold at Robinson 6
Hinrichs. If
BREAKING ice seems to be the princi-
pal employment of tugs and steamers
these days.
JOHN FRANZ, Jr., has returned fro n
Springfield, Mimi, and is at present at
work in his fathers office.
The formal opening of the Chamber
of Commerce of Milwaukee, on Thurs
day last, was quite grand affair.
THIS session of the county board has
been an unusually dull one. It was en-
livened little on Tuesday morning.
Don't forget to look at the fur goods
at Chas. Books, as he sells sets from
1925 to $1,000, they are very cheap.
J. E. Plat JR, was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday. The world and Mr..
Plat agree very well, judging from his
appearance.
VINO will say that our state govern
ment has been conducted economically
when Manitowoc county pays state tax
of over $40, 0O02
II you are in need of good overcoat,
which is q very useful article in this
kind of weather, you find large assort-
ment at Chas. Books.
The schooner Driver was forced to
come into the harbor on Saturday being
SO heavily covered with ice that she was
unable to go on her way.
TwENTY,FoUR teachers from this city
attended the teachers meeting at Two
Rivers last Saturday. A special train
was run for their accommodation.
A GOOD sewing machine would make
a nice Christmas present, and every hus-
band and brother ought to remember it,
| sell them cheap. CHAs. Book.
EDITOR ScHMIDT's horse and buggy
collided with farmers team which was
running away on Tuesday on Eighth st
The buggy was rather badly damaged.
THE people of Calumet county insist
that they have found gold bearing quart
in that county in paying quantities. The
yield is said to be about $40 to the ton.
WHAT with the increase of state tax
and the heavy tariff tax with which we
are now burdened, we must he a most
ungrateful people if we did not give
thanks to-day.
MARTIN CAIN, son of Martin Cain, Of
Sehleswig, died last week IL northern
Michigan. His remains were inferred in
the Catholic cemetery at Meme on
Thursday last.
THOSE wishing to be supplied with
New Years cards should give US their or
ders early, SO that We may know the
number to order. Samples may be seen
at this office.
Z. J. SMALLEY finds it difficult to get
time enough to go to his meals so busy Is
! he in filling orders for his agricultural
/ implements. Hard times have not reach
ed that factory yet.
A FISH shanty near the river between
/ South Eighth and Seventh streets tool.
fire on Saturday night. There was nc
much damage done and the building
! burned down quickly.
/ TINS weather is so cold that it gives
one the chills to see the nude little cher
ubs that deck the title plate of Peck :
Sun. Some good Samaritan should
cloth the dimpled darlings.
CHURCH bells ring out sweetly this
| cold weather, and make worshippers
thankful for the glowing fire around
which they gather more closely when
they hear the ringing of the BELLS
Hon. Jos. Villas was in the city Oh
Saturday and Sunday. He returned to
New York on Monday. His family leave
Paris to day for the United States and
viii return to Europe in the spring.
JOE RANKIN and Rube Smart were ou-
on a pleasure trip through Minnesota.
! Iowa and Northern Wisconsin, last week
Rube came home looking as happy as il
he were offered position in Garfield
I Cabinet.
THE schooner E. NJ. Porch struck q
rock between Centerville and this place
which caused her to leak so badly tina
she was forced to come in here for re-
pairs. She went into the dry dock OIL
Tuesday.
LEOPOLD SPIEDEL, POI Shumway ST.,
Buffalo, \. Y, says he has used DIR
/ Thomas Electric Oil in his family foc