The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-09-02
nlanitowoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. SEPT 2, 1880.

THURSDAY. SEPT 2, 1880.
The city schools opened on Monday
| last
THE Blue Bell is in the dry dock being
recalked.
THE roads are at present in very bad
condition.
SUIT. V1EBAHs is visiting the city
1 schools this week.
The yacht Waubun went into the dry
dock last Saturday.
SUPr. VrEBAHS conducts an institute
/ this week at Cato.
THE Strasburg clock attracted quite a
number Of visitors.
TUESDAY afternoon and night were
terrific with lightning.
PEOPLE are very disrespectful in their
| comments on the weather.
THE Andy Johnson was not launched
on Saturday last as announced.
LAWYERS and justices of the peace are
| the only men busy at present.
THE rain never forgets to visit the peo-
pie Of this county when they cry enough.
USE ''Lemsn Lung Syrup for derang
4 Il s,-ox ~
The engineer of the yacht Waubsn
was on a toot the greater part of last
week.
JUDGE kIRwAN purchased a fine Stein
airy piano Of VIM. Rohlfng Eco. OF Mil
waukee.
RAND and Berger have taken quite n
number Of new contracts for ship build
ing lately.
Louis SIMON has his saloon in the
basement of Buerstattes drug store now
running.
The tug Com Mutt was in the dry
dock this week having her stern Earrings
| frightened
THE boiler of the Daisy Day sustained
some injuries in her last trip and is I'M
dergoing repairs.
TIE Forbes Dramatic Troupe will play
at Oshkosh and at Madison during the
fairs at those places.
Mr.. CHAs. KUNz announces himself as
a candidate for the Office of sheriff in this
| weeks issue of the Pilot
EIGHTH street bridge is being replank-
| ed. In the meantime all travel by teams
is over Main street bridge
JAMES KrrTEL1 and Eliza Phelan were
married on Saturday last by Judge Waldo.
The parties are very young.
TIE weather is a fruitful subject of
discourse and faultfnding. Every day
brings either rain, mist or fog.
THE purchase of the directories by the
| city council would hardly be made If the
work was exam ined with care.
Mrs. NICHOLAS GENTGEN of the town
of AIanitowoc, died on Friday last. The
funeral took place on Sunday.
QUITE a number of Outsiders" from
this city will be present at the conven-
ton held at Sheboygan to day.
SERVICES will be held regularly in the
Presbyterian church hereafter. Rev.
Mr.. Craig having been engaged as pas
| tor.
HENRY SBREE, Esq, has been confn-
ell to his home by sickness for some
| days. He Is now able to be around
| again.
Do NOT forget that the Hancock and
English club meets every Saturday at
the rooms adjoining the law Office Of
Treat and Franz.
A PERSON must pass over the sidewalk
| fronting the lot south of Bolen's stone,
as if he had the string halt Otherwise
his corns will suffer.
FRED BEHRENs of the third ward was
brought before Justice Byron charged
with indecent exposure. He paid the
costs and was let OF.
THERE are number of parties from
this city camping out while hunting and
fishing. This weather will interfere Sc
riously with enjoyment.
AN old man named Kapr was struck by
lightning and killed on Tuesday after.
noon, at Kossuth, while standing near
the window in his own house.
4 BOY fell into the harbor on Sunday
afternoon. Fortunately man was stand
ing near who threw him plank thus
saving him from watery grave.
DIR. GRIDLEY has purchased new
chair for his dental Office. 1t is said to
be one Of the finest things in the state
costing in the neighborhood of $500.
| SoAMERs managed to pluck up suf1i
Gent courage to face the majesty of the
law. He was discharged on account OF
the absence of the prosecuting witness.
| TIE only genuine bonafide "Ceska LIE
karna" is kept by Schallern 4 Janecek al
the Star Pharmacy. Price sc. Warrant.
el clear Havana. sep s
| \ FASHION paper says that polka dotted
stockings are much worn. We have seen
stockings which were not polka dotted
that were much worn, particularly at the
heel.
We are in receipt of piece of new
music, published by J. NJ. Lyon AGO. o.
Milwaukee entitled Meet Me on that
Other Side" The words are by J. E
Sargent