The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-03-04

last week.
THE weather last night was a little
provoking on account of Cumnock's
reading.
EIGHTH street is deluged with mud.
There Is nothing in the history Of streets
to equal it.
THE very liberal subscription of this
city Is mainly owing to the efforts of
Father Jacobs.
SUPT. NIEBAHN has issued postal cards
announcing the time and place for the
spring examinations.
TO-DAY the biennial session resolution
will be disposed of in the senate. 1t is
almost certain to pass.
W. H. KnLEN & Co. of Cato, sell
wagons and buggies Of all styles and
makes at Bed Rock Prices.''
hEwAUNEE IS making strong efforts to
secure an appropriation for the improve
ment of the river at that place.
For your horse and cattle medicine go
to the Central Drug Store. Robinson &
Hinrichs will give you the best.
The lecture of Robert Reitzel which
was to be delivered on Saturday, was
postponed on account of the weather.
THE Catholic church in this city is
holding mission this week. There are
a large number of clergymen present
VINO. TRUMAN was q welcome caller at
our Office on Wednesday. He was on
his way to Lake Superior from Chicago.
We shall probably give notice next
week of the time and place for holding
the judicial convention for the Fourth
circuit.
A TEACHERS MEETING will be held at
the south side school house, next Satur-
day, March 9th. The exercises begin at
10 A. NJ.
LAKE Captains are beginning to think
their vacation is over. The straits have
not been badly blockaded at any time
this year.
KoEHLER is about to enlarge his store.
He will, together with his present quar-
ters, occupy the present store of
Rudolph.
JERE DALEY and P. J. Koelzer are ex-
perts in raising money for charitable
purposes. Their collections at the south
side amount to nearly 500.
BARNES & MENDL1K have recently re-
ceived large invoice of German knitting
yarns, in sheins, and in the various
shades of color commonly used.
THE New Denmark woman who was
hurt some time ago by runaway team
while going home from Two Rivers died
this week from the injuries received.
We make the compromising of physi-
clans prescriptions and family recipes a
specially. Prices low. If
ROBINSON 6, HINRICHs.
THE stephenson boys" of Meme are
| celebrated for raising fine stock, and
Feed Seeger always manages to be the
purchaser. Gordon has sold over thirty
head of fine cattle this winter.
LosT.-A gold sleeve button and an
enameled gold cuff pin. The finders
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the store of Barnes & Mendlik.
II. MULHoLLAND, JE.
NOTHING new respecting the st. Paul
Trunk Line can be learned. Mayor
Schuette informs us that the people of
Ludington say sit is all right" so also
say c. c. Washburn and President Colby.
A NUMBER of ministers asked that the
new station on the Western Road be
named Wittenberg. 1t is proposed to
make the place German Norwegian
colony.
Mr.. E. WAGNER intends to make a
visit to Europe during the spring. His
health is becoming impaired on account
| of too strict attention to business, and
will enjoy the relaxation which this Jour-
ney will give.
Do NOT fail to read the emancipation
proclamation of President George Wash
| ington Peck in this issue of the PILOT.
We are an advocate of the third term ii
Peck can drive reason into the craniums
| of congressman.
| SOMETHING over $3.50 were raised for
Ireland last week by the citizens of this
city. This together with the amount
raised in the Catholic church makes the
contribution of the city of Manitowoc
amount to $40, very liberal sum.
| FRED RowLEY, of Racine, had his pre-
liminary examination yesterday, for an
assault on his brother. His brother is
now expected to live. Fred was held to
bail in the sum of 81, 200. Public opin.
ion in Racine is against the injured
! brother.
READ THIS.
The genuine Singer machine, two
drawers, drop leaf, cover and com.
plete set of attachments, only S25. 90
Remember the tieure-Twenty-fiv dol
mrs at It CHAs. Books.