The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-15
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. July IS, 1880.


! SCREEN DooRs-all styles-to be had
cheap at f.. Wagner's.
The weather is doing its best TO be
intentionally warm.
CoATs were luxury which no man
could afford last Monday.
ANTHONY CALDWELL is the happy father
Of n thirteen pound boy.
TIE ''forled lightning" was rather
brisk last Tuesday afternoon.
WE lean with pleasure that the health
OF p. II. Hewitt is improving.
THE railroad company lately put on
three more new engines on this road.
STATIONERY good stock kept, and
sold cheap at the Central Ding Store.
Tine funeral OF Mrs. Falge OH Friday
last was the largest ever seen il the city.
PANS CEEEy-strictIy pure-sold at
the lowest prices at the Contra! Drug
Store.
Ed PossEN, of the railroad machine
shops, lost finger by means of a circu-
lar saw, last week.
LEMONADE extracts of every descrip-
ton prepared good and cheap at Robin
son & Iinrichs.
The country cousins were not so nu-
merous yesterday as on the occasion of
Barnum's visit here.
CEMENT.-E. Wagner has just received
a stock OF cement, which lie will sell at
the lowest prices.
A CASE growing out of the Hetig char
iyari party, was tried before Justice
Waldo last Saturday.
NOTWITHSTANDING the discouraging re-
ports, the hay crop of this county is by
no means a dismal failure.
The board of equalization have been
boosting" up the valuation of property
held by some Of our taxpayers.
jury has been very prodigal of rain in
this section, and the same thing is true
OF it in other parts of the state.
y son of Judge Dixon has been admit
ted to partnership in the law firm of which
his father is the senior member.
TIE river is at its old tricks, changing
the direction Of its current every honr,
and also its depth, to the extent of fully
ono foot.
Penny and David Edwards have pur-
chased the tug Commodore Mutt, and it
will bc used for towing at this place and
Two Rivers.
\ FIRE alarm was given on Thursday
last, but after the engines had dashed
through the streets, it was found that the
fire was n fraud.
\ LITTLE alteration took place be-
tween n couple of men at south side
saloon on Monday last There was con-
siderable talk and but little blood spill
ling.
THE Milwaukee, Lake Shore Il West
| ern have begun the erection of a round
| house and machine shops at Kaukauna.
| That sounds the doom of the shops in
this city.
| THE directors, president and superin-
tendent of the Lake Shore, passed thro'
here on Sunday by special train. They
will do some hunting and fishing before
! they return.
WlNG says it was corn that kept the
/ Tigers from coming over to MaEitowoc
| July 9TH. John Hume says it was their
| girls, and Hume was never known to con-
ceal the truth.
A. Rochefort, Fayette Mich, writes:
your Eclectric Oil gives good satisfaction
i'll this place, please send me ten dollars
worth by express and oblige. Sold at
/ the Central Drug Store.
THE Philadelphia Numbering Gem
pany Will close their work here by the
10th. Should any persons desire door
plates or numbers, they must send in
| $1,000 Reward offered to any person
that Will do as great range of work, and
90 1t as well on any other Machine rs
| can be done on the New Davis Sewing
Machine. John killen, Agt., Cato.
AN error made in correcting proof
give Two Greeks a population of 1880
last week instead of $50. its true popula-
| ton. Two Creeks. in common with
many other towns, shows decrease in
It's number of inhabitants.
\ TEMPERANCE lecture will be deliver
al in this city on the 10th by Mr.. Sebos-
III, state lecturer employed by the tenn
perance society, branch of which has
been organized lately in this city. The
gentleman is said TO be quite eloquent.
THE temperance society organized in
| this city lately is having a very successful
existence. 1t has been joined by num-
/ her of gentlemen. Some members of the
/ L. Of II. have joined it, although retain
ing their membership in the other organ
izltioa.
The FIRST admanition you receive. that
/ you have caught cold is TO commence
sneezing, the first thing under such cir
cumstances that sensible persons do is to
get some Of DR.. Thomas Electric OIL
/ Sold at the Central Drug Store.
Two Young clergymen celebrated their
first mass at st. Naziaus; one Rev. Gle
ment Hahn, on June Goth; the other,
Rev. Louis Barth, July lst. They both
graduated at the Seminary in Milwaukee
this summer and were educated by the
St. NaziAhs coioay.
The celebrated White Sewing Machine