The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-16
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. DEC. 70, 1880.

THURSDAY. DEC. 10, 1880.
/ CHARLEY BEERS feeds his customers
on venison these days.
Local papers blossom ont with pro
+ spectuses about this season.
/ TUESDAY gave promise OF break up.
7 Mad and slush were plentiful.
TOILET articles of every description
cheap at Robinson Il Hinrichs.
4 A TEACHERS meeting will be held at
+ the north side school house on Saturday
next.
/ THE north side school viii take vaca,
( ton Of two weeks during the Christmas
holidays.
/ HAIR, Tooth, Nail, Finger, Cloth and
Flesh Brushes, splendid assortment, al
Robinson & Hinrichs.
THE last schooner arrival at this place
was the Mariner. She brought q cargo
Of coal for y. b. Morse.
Sos1E persons robbed Bill Henchman
on yesterday morning. The amour alb
stracted was 928 and some cents.
OUR readers will find a portion Of the
proceedings Of the county board on the
first page of the Pilot this week.
A SILK handkerchief was found on the
ice few days ago and left at this Office.
An owner is wanted for the same.
FRESH ground Buck Wheat Flour, pure
and fresh from the Rapids Mills, for sale
by o. Klingholz & Bro. If
NOTICE advertisement of New Years
ball 10 be given at Kellnersville. Mr.
Kollner never fails to give first class
! dance.
! A SPLENDID line Of the newest style
mirrors. pocket books, albums, toilet
cases, al sold very low at Robinson &
Hnrichs. If
ED. HAMILTON is getting up quite a
reputation for the manufacture of wood
type The Fond du Lac Journal speaks
highly of the type.
CHARLES HAsPER was taken sick about
one week ago. His malady has resulted
in mental alteration which it is hoped
viii be temporary.
HOLIDAY advertisements make quite
demand on our space this wrek. But
tben people are interested in such things
at this season Of the year.
If you are in need of a good overcoat,
which is a very useful article in this
Kind Of weather, you find large assort-
ment at Chas. Books.
\ GOOD sewing machine would make
a nice Christmas present, and every hus-
band and brother ought to remember it,
sell them cheap. CHAs. Book.
TIE funeral of Mrs. J. Z. CAREY took
place on Sunday last. The services were
| held at the Presbyterian church. Rev.
Mr.. Craig preached the funeral sermon.
THE number of children one sees in
the streets while schools are in session
shows that parents are negligent in their
duties. The street is a poor substitute
for the school.
JAMES SAVAGE had a rattle for turkeys
Oh Sunday last and John Bolen went
out an played the heather Chinee with
the turkeys. He gobbled most of them
gobblers and all.
SOME hard cases tried to beat their
way into q ball held at Schreihart's Hall
on Saturday night last. a fight ensued
and a couple of the fellows We're very
roughly handled.
By notice published elsewhere it will
be seen that! the tax roll is now in the
hands of the city treasurer. Come for
ward, ye who are heavily assessed, and
lay on your burden.
SUPERINTENDENT TIILIS published
letter in the Enterprise written him by a
disappointed applicant for a certificate.
1t is a gem and will be mighty interest
ing reading to the author.
DIR. humans card will be found in
this issue OF the Pilot. The doctor spent
over year in the study of his profession
in Germany after having graduated in q
medical college in this country.
In order to reduce stock I will sell
! from now until further notice felt hats,
/ iIucy feathers. ribbons, hair goods and
embroidered slippers, &C, at cost.
Mrs. B. WIaPF.
JONAH RICHARDS Will build another
new barge besides the one now on the
stocks, III which he will place the machin-
cry of the old Susquehapna; the barge
now being built will be supplied with
new machinery.
ONE of the most complete stock of
goods in the west can be found at Chas.
Books. comprising dry goods. groceries,
boots and shoes, hats and caps. clothing
and furnishing goods, both for ladies and
gents, croekery aud fur goods.
c. HAUKoHL & Son have large stock
/ Of boots and shoes and overshoes always
on hand. Those wanting boots or shoes
for winter wear will find just what they
want at this shoe store, snd at reasonable
| prices, near Wagner's hardware store.
The State Teachers Association meets
ut Madison on the 9th and the session
lasts until the 30th. Supt. Viebahn is on
the programme for psper on Social
Science in Graded and High Schools, and
4 for report ON State Certificates.
Q. ToRRIsoN has something to say to